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NTT DATA's client is seeking a Linux Systems Engineer – Server Migration to join their team in Salt Lake City, Utah (US-UT), United States.
The role focuses on planning and executing end-to-end server migrations, upgrading virtualization and storage workflows, and building automation for repeatable cutovers. You will work with OpenShift/Kubernetes and closely collaborate with support and engineering teams.
Req ID: 378582
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NTT DATA's Client is currently seeking a Linux Systems Engineer - Server Migration to join their team in Salt Lake City, Utah (US-UT), United States (US).
Linux Systems Engineer – Server Migration supports a large-scale data center migration program, relocating physical and virtual servers between facilities with minimal downtime and strong service continuity.
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