Remuneration
Not specified
Location
Australia
Visa sponsorship
Not specified
Job summary
The L3 Azure Track Manager is responsible for providing advanced technical support and operational leadership across Azure cloud services, focusing on integration, governance, and incident management. Key responsibilities include L3 support for Azure infrastructure, service integration with enterprise systems, and driving operational excellence through automation and monitoring, utilizing technologies such as Azure Monitor, PowerShell, and Terraform.
Qualifications
- Strong hands-on experience with Azure IaaS and PaaS services
- Strong PowerShell scripting skills
- Experience working with ServiceNow or similar ITSM tools
- Strong understanding of incident, problem, change, request, and configuration management
Responsibilities
- Provide L3 support for Azure infrastructure and platform services
- Troubleshoot complex issues across Azure compute, storage, networking, identity, monitoring, security, and backup services
- Act as the final technical escalation point for P1/P2 incidents
- Integrate Azure services with enterprise systems
- Support service onboarding, transition, and integration of new Azure workloads
- Manage and support Azure services including Azure Virtual Machines, Virtual Networks, Azure Storage Accounts
- Configure and manage Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, alerts, dashboards, and workbooks
- Implement and support Azure governance using Azure Policy
- Assess technical impact and implementation risk for Azure changes
Skills
AKSARM TemplatesAzureAzure DevOpsAzure Key VaultAzure MonitorBicepGitHubGitHub ActionsIAMKubernetesLinuxPowerShellServiceNowSOPSTerraformVaultWindowsWindows Server
Certifications
Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate – AZ-104Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert – AZ-305Microsoft Certified: Azure Network Engineer Associate – AZ-700Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate – AZ-500ITIL Foundation certificationTerraform Associate certification
Relocation
No