WFH/Remote -Senior Azure Infrastructure + Windows Administration + Cloud Operations role with strong exposure to security, automation, Microsoft ecosystem, and enterprise infrastructure modernization

<p>Senior Cloud & Infrastructure Engineer</p><p>Looking for Immediate to 15 days' notice period resources</p><p>Experience Required</p><ul><li>8+ years in Cloud Engineering (Azure focused)</li><li>3+ years managing Windows Server environments</li></ul><p>Primary Responsibilities</p><ul><li>Manage and modernize Azure infrastructure</li><li>Administer Windows Server environment, Active Directory, Group Policy, Entra ID</li><li>Handle Azure App Services, Azure SQL, Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, WAF, Azure Monitor</li><li>Manage Microsoft 365 licensing and Azure subscriptions</li><li>Implement Infrastructure as Code (Terraform preferred)</li><li>Support CI/CD and infrastructure automation</li><li>Work with security teams on hardening, SOC operations, vulnerability remediation, EDR, SIEM, SASE, ZTNA</li><li>Manage DR/BCP activities, runbooks, failover testing</li><li>Support observability using Datadog and Azure Monitor</li><li>Collaborate with MSP, development teams, and security teams</li></ul><p>Key Technologies</p><ul><li>Azure</li><li>Windows Server</li><li>Active Directory / Entra ID</li><li>Terraform / Bicep / ARM</li><li>Azure App Services</li><li>Azure SQL</li><li>Microsoft 365</li><li>Datadog</li><li>SentinelOne</li><li>Jenkins / CI-CD</li><li>Cloudflare</li><li>Palo Alto / Fortinet</li><li>Veeam / Azure Backup</li></ul><p>Preferred Skills</p><ul><li>Microsoft 365 Copilot deployment experience</li><li>SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, CIS Controls</li><li>CCPA/CPRA, HIPAA exposure</li><li>Google Cloud, Google Workspace, Wasabi Storage</li><li>SQL Server DBA exposure</li><li>IIS Administration</li><li>AWS</li><li>Kubernetes</li><li>Serverless technologies</li></ul><p>Nice-to-Have Keywords for Resume</p><ul><li>Azure Infrastructure</li><li>Windows Server Administration</li><li>Active Directory</li><li>Entra ID</li><li>Terraform</li><li>Azure Virtual Desktop</li><li>Windows 365</li><li>Azure SQL</li><li>Microsoft 365 Administration</li><li>Datadog</li><li>Azure Monitor</li><li>Disaster Recovery</li><li>CI/CD</li><li>Security Operations</li><li>SentinelOne</li><li>Cloudflare</li><li>Palo Alto / Fortinet</li><li>Veeam</li></ul><p>Overall Fit</p><p>This is a <strong>Senior Azure Infrastructure + Windows Administration + Cloud Operations</strong> role with strong exposure to <strong>security, automation, Microsoft ecosystem, and enterprise infrastructure modernization</strong>. Ideal for candidates from Cloud Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer, Systems Engineer, Azure Administrator, or DevOps backgrounds.</p><p><br></p><p>Apply: Sasidhar.m@technogenindia.com</p>

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