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Veriipro seeks a senior engineering professional to own and operate enterprise-scale Microsoft Hyper-V virtual infrastructure across global data centers. You will deploy, optimize, and maintain hypervisor platforms, storage, networking, and clustering while ensuring security compliance and performance.
You will work with Windows Server, Hyper-V, and a .NET‑based workload manager, mentoring teammates and guiding architecture.
We're looking for a talented, senior engineering professional ready to take their career to new heights at one of the world's most influential companies.
You will engineer and operate enterprise-scale Microsoft Hyper‑V virtual infrastructure across global data centers. You will apply depth and breadth of knowledge across multiple domains — hypervisor platforms, storage, networking, clustering, performance engineering, and security compliance — to deploy, optimize, and maintain virtual infrastructure that supports tens of thousands of workloads across multiple regions.
This role sits within the Compute Engineering team, which owns the full lifecycle of virtual infrastructure: hypervisor deployment and upgrade, cluster operations, performance engineering, storage optimization, workload management, and compliance remediation. A separate hardware engineering function handles server certification, firmware lifecycle management, and hardware lab validation. You will collaborate closely with hardware engineering — evaluating hardware BOMs for performance characteristics specific to Hyper‑V and providing technical feedback — but your primary focus is the virtualization platform layer and above. You will work across Windows Server and Hyper‑V clustering, storage subsystems, and automation tooling — maintaining and extending a custom .NET‑based workload management platform as needed. You will provide stewardship to other engineers through technical guidance, peer review, and design documentation. Experience with Hyper‑V at enterprise scale is a strong differentiator.