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This is a contract position for a Cloud Infrastructure Operations Engineer supporting a highly critical production environment. You will serve as a frontline responder for cloud-related escalations, acting as the first point of contact for infrastructure issues reported by customers and application teams. This is a hands-on, high-impact role based remotely with a minimum 6-month duration.
Responsibilities
Qualifications
Required
1-3 years of progressive IT experience with hands-on exposure to cloud infrastructure administration and operational support.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or equivalent.
Strong administration skills in Red Hat Linux, including LVM, filesystem administration (creation and expansion), system service and daemon management, OS-level logging, and performance tuning and resource troubleshooting (CPU, memory, IO).
Hands-on experience with AWS core services: EC2, Virtual Machines, AMI, Managed images, VPC, Subnets, Security Groups, VPN, Direct Connect, Load Balancers, S3, EBS, EFS, IAM policies, and backup and restore operations.
Hands-on experience with Azure core services: Virtual Machines, Managed images, VNet, Subnets, NSGs, Express Route, Load Balancers, Azure Blobs, Managed disks, RBAC, Secret keys, and backup and restore operations.
Proficiency in at least one of the following scripting or automation tools: Python, Bash, or Ansible.
Ability to safely execute automation scripts for cloud resource and OS-level operations, understanding script inputs and outputs, workflow, and basic troubleshooting of execution issues.
Familiarity with AI tools for troubleshooting, log analysis, and infrastructure support.
Preferred
Hands-on mindset with willingness to actively troubleshoot issues, resolve problems in real time, and communicate directly with stakeholders.
Sound judgment and ability to follow established procedures, make appropriate decisions within defined guidelines, and recognize when issues should be escalated to senior engineers.
Eagerness to learn from senior engineers and progressively take on more complex technical responsibilities.