Discovered MENA · Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates
🏢 Senior IT Infrastructure Engineer
💰 28,000 AED per month
📍Based in Abu Dhabi
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a highly experienced and skilled Senior IT Infrastructure engineer to join institutional brokerage based in Abu Dhabi. The Infrastructure Engineer will be responsible to design, implement, support, monitor, secure, enhance, and operate company’s Systems/Infrastructure Devices and Solutions that comprises of Windows and the virtualized environment. The candidate will be accountable for designing and supporting various systems and software that enable company to work and deliver to clients more efficiently.
Responsibilities:
Design, implement, configure, secure and administer company’s systems and solutions. Design, setup, administer and maintain various servers and operating systems including Windows and Linux
Design, configure, implement, troubleshoot, and support on a variety of systems, including;
o Active directory, file servers and the Microsoft exchange email system and Office 365
o VMware infrastructure and NUTANIX
o Service desk solution software (AD Audit, Service desk, Desktop central , Self service )
o Veeam backup, azure backup, zerto, dfs
o SFTP solutions
o DHCP, DNS
o Proxy/Reverse Proxy technologies/tools/solutions.
o Azure and AWS infrastructure.
o Landing zone, terraform.
Continuously monitor and respond to all network and security events/logs of all relevant company’s systems and devices including Load Balancers, Network / Security Devices, Trading Platform Servers, Active Directory Servers and other Windows / Linux systems
Play critical role in administering existing, updating or creating new Disaster Requirement infrastructure environments across all offices as required
Salary:
The salary for this position is competitive, up to 28,000 AED per month, based on the candidate’s qualifications and experience.
If you meet the above criteria and are ready for a challenging and rewarding role, please submit your resume.
