Senior Azure CloudOps Engineer

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Work Hours: Standard business hours with participation in an on-call roster as required

We are seeking a Senior CloudOps Engineer with strong, hands-on Microsoft Azure expertise and production experience with Red Hat OpenShift or Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). This senior engineering role is focused on delivering secure, resilient and well-managed production cloud services.

You will take technical ownership of complex operational issues across Azure infrastructure and container environments, working with platform, application and security teams. You will apply advanced troubleshooting, automation and Infrastructure as Code to improve availability, performance, security and operational consistency, while providing technical guidance and sharing knowledge across the team.

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