Cloud Engineer

About the Role The Cloud Engineer is responsible for the design, implementation, administration, operation, and maintenance of the company’s cloud environment. The role ensures the availability, security, performance, and stability of cloud services and develops reliable cloud infrastructure solutions using automation. Responsibilities - Design, implement, administer, and maintain production and non-production cloud environments. - Monitor availability, performance, capacity, security, and operational health. - Investigate and resolve cloud infrastructure incidents and perform root-cause analysis. - Manage cloud services, access rights, networking, operating systems, backups, and monitoring. - Implement cloud infrastructure changes using automation and Infrastructure as Code. - Maintain technical documentation, architecture diagrams, runbooks, and operational procedures. - Support cloud migration, disaster recovery, cost optimization, and service-improvement activities. - Collaborate with internal teams, external providers, and cloud service providers. Qualifications - Completed Bachelor or Master in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field; or equivalent professional experience. Required Skills - Minimum two years of experience in cloud engineering, cloud operations, system administration, or a comparable infrastructure role. - Practical experience designing, implementing, and operating cloud compute, storage, networking, identity, monitoring, and backup services. - Experience with Infrastructure as Code, automation, or scripting technologies. - Working knowledge of traditional on-premises infrastructure, including server operating systems, networking, DNS, identity services, virtualization, storage, backup and monitoring, sufficient to support hybrid environments and cloud migrations. - Experience with incident management, troubleshooting, and root-cause analysis. - Ability to work independently and communicate effectively with relevant stakeholders. - Practical experience with AWS or another public cloud platform.