AVP, Cloud Engineer

Responsibilities: Multi‑CloudInfrastructure Manage and support AWS production environments, ensuring high availability, reliability, and strict compliance. Perform incident management, RCA, and problem resolution for production issues. Monitor AWS resources using tools such as CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and third‑party monitoring platforms. Operate and support AWS core services: EC2, EBS, ELB/ALB, Auto Scaling VPC, Subnets, Security Groups, NACLs, IAM S3, RDS (basic operational support)

Implement backup, restore, and disaster recovery (DR) strategies. Provide basic support for Azure components: Azure VMs, VNets, NSGs, Storage, Load Balancers Monitor Azure services using Azure Monitor and Alerts.

Support hybrid cloud or multi‑cloud integration and connectivity scenarios. OpenShift Manage and support OpenShift clusters in production environments. Perform cluster health checks, upgrades, lifecycle management, and troubleshooting. Support containerized workloads: pods, deployments, services, ingresses/routes. Collaborate with application teams to troubleshoot deployment and runtime issues. Manage OpenShift RBAC, user access, and platform security policies. Solid understanding of container technologies (Docker/OCI) and Kubernetes fundamentals. Requirements: Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or equivalent. Strong hands‑on experience in AWS production support. Solid operational knowledge of OpenShift / Kubernetes. Working knowledge of Azure cloud infrastructure. Good understanding of Windows and Linux system administration. Experience in monitoring, alerting, and incident management ecosystems. Scripting skills in Shell, Bash, or Python (basic–intermediate). Good-to-have: ITIL Foundation (preferred for Incident & Problem Management) Red Hat EX280 – OpenShift Administration AWS or Azure Associate/Professional‑level certifications