IT Infrastructure Specialist Hybrid Role Vancouver (British Columbia)

IT Infrastructure Specialist Hybrid Role Vancouver (British Columbia)

13 Aug
|
Altis Technology
|
British Columbia

13 Aug

Altis Technology

British Columbia

Take the next step in your IT journey as an IT Infrastructure Specialist in Vancouver, balancing work between home and office. Focus on cloud infrastructure while supporting a dynamic team in financial technology.

This role offers an opportunity to engage in hands-on management of both cloud and traditional infrastructure systems. Your experience with Active Directory, Azure, and GCP will empower you to deliver exceptional user support and system performance. Become part of a forward-thinking organization that values accountability and growth.

Key Responsibilities:
• Administer cloud environments ensuring high performance
• Support and manage infrastructure systems and users
• Maintain identity management systems effectively




• Resolve IT issues for employees promptly
• Document processes and changes across systems

Requirements:
• 5+ years of IT infrastructure and support experience
• Strong familiarity with Azure and GCP
• Experience with endpoint management via Intune
• Knowledge of Windows Server and Linux fundamentals
• Solid understanding of networking basics including VPNs

Contribute to a collaborative, impactful technology environment in Vancouver as part of this cutting-edge organization.
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📌 IT Infrastructure Specialist Hybrid Role Vancouver (British Columbia)
🏢 Altis Technology
📍 British Columbia

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