Sr Analyst III Cloud Engineering

Job Description:

Job Requirements

8+ years of experience with Vmware EXsi.

Designing, implementing, and managing VMware virtualized environments and Windows-based server systems.

Experience in Handling VMware vCenter (6.0,7.0,8.0), ESXi (6.0,7.0,8.0), VM Creation, Snapshots, Clone and Performance Monitoring include Synergy and Dell/HPE Hardware Administration.

Experience in Handling VMware vCenter and cluster migration 7.0 to 8.0.

Strong Experience on VM Advanced features like VMware HA, FT, DRS and VMotion.

Hands on experience in VM Migration (Physical to Virtual & Virtual to Virtual).

Vmware with Nsx-T and Distributed firewall knowledge

Design, deploy and manage VMware vSphere environments including ESXi hosts, vCenter servers and related components.

Experience in Windows Server environments, including installation, configuration, patch management and troubleshooting.

Experience in EMC,3PAR, PURE Storage.

Experience in Backup tool IBM Tivoli Manager.

Knowledge in Cloud platform like GCP, Azure, AWS.

Experience in Windows failover clustering.

Monitor and optimize the performance of both VMware and Windows systems to ensure efficient operation and high availability.

Implement and manage backup and disaster recovery solutions for virtualized and Windows server environments.

Ensure systems are secure by applying patches, updates and following best security practices for VMware and Windows environments.

Identify and resolve issues related to virtualization and Windows server performance, availability, and functionality.

Maintain detailed documentation for system configurations, processes, and procedures.

Strong experience with Windows Server versions (e.g.2016, 2019, 2022).

Deploy the cluster through Vrealize orchestrator.

Good understanding in troubleshooting issues & preparing RCA.

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