Infrastructure Server Engineer needs 3-5 years of experience in server, virtualization, or infrastructure engineering roles
Infrastructure Server Engineer requires:
- Server Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer, Information Technology
- Strong experience administering Windows and Linux server environments.
- Experience managing enterprise storage solutions (SAN/NAS).
- Proven experience with Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 administration.
- Experience with backup, disaster recovery, and high-availability architectures.
- Working knowledge of infrastructure security principles and best practices.
- Demonstrated ability to document standards and procedures.
- Good written and verbal communication skills
Infrastructure Server Engineer duties:
- Infrastructure & Platform Operations
- Administer, maintain, and optimize Windows and Linux server environments (physical, virtual, and cloud-hosted).
- Design and operate highly available virtualization platforms (e.g., VMware, Hyper?V, or equivalent).
- Manage enterprise storage platforms including SAN, NAS, and cloud storage solutions.
- Perform capacity planning, lifecycle management, patching, and performance tuning across platforms.
- Cloud & Hybrid Services
- Administer Microsoft cloud technologies including Azure, Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Exchange Online, SharePoint, and OneDrive.
- Security, Resilience & Compliance
- Support security best practices, including identity protection, least-privilege access, logging, and monitoring.
- Design and test backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity strategies.
- Work with information technology team members to remediate vulnerabilities and support audits.
- Collaboration & Project Leadership
- Support infrastructure-related projects, including system design, evaluation, and implementation.
- Work closely with application, networking, security, and end-user support teams to ensure seamless integration.
- Support production systems, manufacturing, and operational platforms.
- Participate in after-hours support for critical outages, maintenance, and upgrades.
Originally posted on Himalayas