Infrastructure Engineer II at BET Software

We Want You:

We have an awesome role for an Intermediate Infrastructure Engineer who will focus on developing the monitoring strategy for our infrastructure. A person who is capable of handling 99 problems, and solving them all. We are looking for a champ. A person who builds polite infrastructure projects –a modern digital engineer.

The Infrastructure Engineer will assist with the design, and support the complex hosting infrastructure systems and technologies within a multi-datacenter environment. You will be very hands on, providing a holistic view of all hosted enterprise systems, developing the monitoring strategy for our infrastructure.

You Bring:

• Certification of A+/N+, MCP, MCSE and MCITP.
• Understanding and experience with Windows servers 2012 – 2019.
• Knowledge of Disaster Recovery methodologies and best practice.
• Experience in Server Patching | WSUS.
• VMware | Virtualization.
• Understanding and experience with in working on OS365, Microsoft Exchange, Active Directory.

Nice To Have:

• Cloud experience.
• Advantage Red Hat OpenShift certified - RHCE.
• Linux Certified.
• Networking Certification (Network+, CCNA).
• VMware certified - VCP.

What You’ll Do:

• Participate in design discussions with Senior Engineers.
• Assist with escalations from Infrastructure Engineer I.
• Participate in schedule tasks such as daily checklists.
• Participate in on-call rotation.
• Possess and display basic skills in the following areas:
• Technical troubleshooting,
• Vendor management,
• Customer service,
• Communication
• Project management.
• Leadership in design, implementation, and maintenance of enterprise grade monitoring solutions.
• Participate in discussions for applications performance and infrastructure outage incidents to provide monitoring observations and updates.
• Assist in schematically depicting systems architectures, topologies, hardware, software and signalling links into complete Systems configurations.
• Build and maintain Group Policy to meet organizational security standards and keep users productive.