Cloud Infrastructure Engineer at BCMEA (British Columbia)

Cloud Infrastructure Engineer at BCMEA (British Columbia)

03 Aug
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Socket.dev
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British Columbia

03 Aug

Socket.dev

British Columbia

Join the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association as a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer. Leverage your expertise in Microsoft 365 and strengthen IT operations for 24/7 critical support.

This role demands a collaborative Infrastructure Engineer with a focus on cloud technologies. You will enhance and manage Microsoft 365 services, Windows, and Linux systems while ensuring the security and optimization of our IT resources. Your excellent technical communication will play a vital role in supporting our operations and communicating effectively with diverse stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities:
• Administer Microsoft 365 cloud services including Azure and Exchange Online
• Manage Windows and Linux servers in hybrid environments
• Optimize infrastructure for resilience, automation,



and security
• Oversee systems ensuring continuous 24/7 availability
• Implement network security and troubleshoot incidents

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field
• 3–7 years of infrastructure and systems administration experience
• Expertise in Microsoft 365 environments
• Solid skills in networking and virtualization technologies
• Ability to convey technical information to non-technical users

Use your cloud expertise and technical skills to make a difference at BCMEA.
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📌 Cloud Infrastructure Engineer at BCMEA (British Columbia)
🏢 Socket.dev
📍 British Columbia

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