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Azure Cloud Engineer

EPAM Systems · En remoto, Spain
En remoto, SpainExp: 3+ yrsRemote
Remuneration
Not specified
Location
En remoto, Spain
Visa sponsorship
Not specified

Job summary

The Azure Cloud Engineer role focuses on designing, implementing, operating, and maintaining cloud infrastructures on Microsoft Azure. Key responsibilities include developing infrastructure as code with Terraform, managing CI/CD processes using Azure DevOps, and providing L2/L3 support for cloud platforms in production environments while collaborating with international teams.

Qualifications

  • Minimum 3 years of experience in cloud infrastructure projects on Microsoft Azure
  • Fluent in Spanish
  • Portuguese B2 or higher
  • Solid experience in Microsoft Azure
  • Practical knowledge of Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
  • Experience in DevOps environments and CI/CD pipelines
  • Knowledge of Azure DevOps
  • Experience with cloud models IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS
  • Knowledge of cloud security and governance best practices
  • Experience with Git, GitHub, and Jira
  • Familiarity with Agile methodologies
  • Availability for on-call rotations for a full week
  • Ability to work independently in international environments

Responsibilities

  • Design, implement, operate, and maintain infrastructures on Microsoft Azure
  • Participate in deployment and evolution projects of cloud platforms under IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS models
  • Develop and manage infrastructure as code using Terraform
  • Design, implement, and maintain CI/CD processes using Azure DevOps
  • Provide L2/L3 support for cloud platforms in production environments
  • Coordinate with Cloud, DevSecOps, Architecture, Operations, and Project Management teams

Skills

AKSAzureAzure DevOpsAzure Key VaultConfluenceGitGitHubJiraKubernetesServiceNowTerraformVault

Certifications

Certificación AZ-900Certificación AZ-104Certificación AZ-500Certificación AZ-400Certificación HashiCorp Terraform Associate

Languages

SpanishPortugueseEnglish

Relocation

No