The Infrastructure Engineer will be responsible for administration, operation, monitoring, troubleshooting, and maintenance of Linux and Windows server environments, virtualization platforms, storage systems, and associated enterprise infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities
- Install, configure, administer, and troubleshoot Linux servers, including Red Hat, Oracle Linux, Ubuntu, and similar distributions.
- Manage Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, and related Windows services.
- Manage virtualization environments such as VMware and OLVM.
- Perform VM provisioning, cloning, migration, backup, recovery, and resource management.
- Administer SAN/NAS, NFS, iSCSI, LVM, RAID, multipath, and enterprise storage.
- Perform OS patching, upgrades, security hardening, and vulnerability remediation.
- Monitor CPU, memory, storage, services, and overall server health.
- Troubleshoot system, application, storage, and performance-related issues.
- Manage backup and disaster-recovery activities.
- Support web/application infrastructure including Nginx, Apache, and IIS.
- Maintain infrastructure documentation, configurations, SOPs, and inventory.
- Participate in planned maintenance and provide support for critical incidents.
Required/Preferred Skills
- Linux and Windows Server administration
- Active Directory, DNS, DHCP and Group Policy
- VMware/KVM/OLVM or equivalent virtualization
- SAN/NAS and enterprise storage concepts
- Bash and PowerShell scripting
- Backup and disaster recovery
- System monitoring and troubleshooting
- Basic networking and information-security knowledge
Minimum Qualifications and Experience:
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, IT, Engineering, or a related discipline. Relevant certifications such as RHCSA/RHCE, Microsoft, VMware, or Linux certifications will be an advantage.
- Minimum of two years of relevant experience
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