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Weill Cornell Medicine in Midtown is seeking a Senior Manager of Enterprise Infrastructure & Cloud Services to lead cloud, database, and hybrid infrastructure initiatives. You will direct a team of cloud engineers, architects, and DBAs, shaping strategy, standards, and delivery across on-prem and multi-cloud environments.
You will own service lifecycles, SLAs/OLAs, FinOps, security, resilience, and procurement.
Title: Senior Manager, Enterprise Infrastructure & Cloud Architect
Location: Midtown
Org Unit: Infrastructure
Weekly Hours: 35.00
Exemption Status: Exempt
Salary Range: $194,600.00 - $213,900.00
The Senior Manager, Enterprise Infrastructure & Cloud Services is the principal leader for Weill Cornell Medicine's cloud, database platform, and hybrid infrastructure services. This role directs the Cloud team, a group of cloud engineers, cloud architects, and database administrators, and provides the strategy, architectural direction, and delivery oversight for our cloud-first initiatives across a hybrid environment of on-premise systems and a growing multi-cloud presence.
The Senior Manager sets architecture and engineering standards built on automation and platform engineering, leads the ITS Cloud Infrastructure Center of Excellence, and serves as a core member of the Enterprise Services Architecture Board (ESAB). The role owns the full service lifecycle for cloud and offerings: service descriptions, SLAs and OLAs, cloud financial management (FinOps), security and compliance, resilience, and vendor and procurement decisions. The Senior Manager partners with senior leadership, business unit leaders, IT Liaisons, information security, and Service Operations to deliver secure, compliant, and cost-effective solutions, including governed AI and machine learning platforms, and uses service KPIs and customer feedback to drive continuous improvement.
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