Walk-in || Azure Infrastructure Administrator

Role & responsibilities

• Deploy, configure, administer, and troubleshoot Azure compute, storage, networking, identity, backup, and monitoring services.
• Manage Azure Virtual Machines and VM Scale Sets, including provisioning, patching, extensions, snapshots, resizing, availability, and performance tuning.
• Configure VNets, subnets, NSGs, route tables, DNS, VPN Gateway, ExpressRoute, Load Balancer, Application Gateway, Azure Firewall, and private connectivity.
• Administer storage accounts, managed disks, file shares, lifecycle policies, encryption, access controls, backup, restore, and disaster-recovery processes.
• Manage Microsoft Entra ID integrations, RBAC, managed identities, service principals, Key Vault access, Azure Policy, and governance controls.
• Implement monitoring and alerting through Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, Service Health, Network Watcher, dashboards, and actionable operational notifications.
• Automate infrastructure provisioning and configuration using Terraform, Bicep or ARM templates, PowerShell, Azure CLI, Python, and Ansible as applicable.
• Develop reusable modules, scripts, runbooks, and automated workflows with source control, peer review, documentation, safe rollback, and error handling.
• Integrate infrastructure automation with Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions pipelines, including validation, approvals, secrets management, and deployment controls.
• Perform incident, problem, change, capacity, availability, and root-cause management in line with operational SLAs and ITIL practices.
• Identify cost, security, resilience, and performance improvements and drive remediation through standardized automation.
• Collaborate with application, network, security, DevOps, architecture, and service-management teams to ensure environment readiness and production stability.