APAC IT Infrastructure Lead — Cloud, OT & Hybrid

Barnes Aerospace, Inc.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Barnes Aerospace Singapore is seeking an experienced IT infrastructure leader to guide regional/global projects and external partners across cloud, on-premises, and OT environments. You will design architectures, govern infrastructure strategy, and mentor local IT teams to deliver reliable, secure services.

Responsibilities include overseeing Azure compute, storage, backup, and monitoring, managing cost and governance, and acting as a senior escalation point for APAC infrastructure issues while

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in IT or related field.
• 7+ years in IT infrastructure.
• Hands-on cloud, hosted, and on-premise experience.
• Lead technical projects and manage external partners.
• Windows server administration and VMs.
• Strong written and oral communication.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic oversight for external partner relationships.
• Lead infrastructure projects across cloud, on-prem, OT.
• Explore new tech stacks to drive improvement.
• Plan workload placement across cloud vs on-prem.
• Coordinate cost management across environments.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to meet digital strategy.
• Mentor IT support teams.
• Establish team standards and processes.
• Serve as senior escalation point for APAC infra.

Skills

Networking design

Active Directory

DevOps practices

Agile project management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in IT field

Tools

Azure

AWS

GCP

Windows Server

Job description

Barnes Aerospace Singapore is seeking an experienced IT infrastructure leader to guide regional/global projects and external partners across cloud, on-premises, and OT environments. You will design architectures, govern infrastructure strategy, and mentor local IT teams to deliver reliable, secure services.

Responsibilities include overseeing Azure compute, storage, backup, and monitoring, managing cost and governance, and acting as a senior escalation point for APAC infrastructure issues while