The Azure Architect is responsible for managing Azure resources, backup solutions, storage and compute services, networking, and Active Directory setups.
Job Description
Job Title: Azure Architect
Location: Chicago, IL
Duration: FTE
• Azure Resource manager
• Microsoft OMS – Is very important
• Azure Backup – Deep knowledge on Azure backup
• Storage –good knowledge and experience in storage
• Compute –good knowledge and experience in compute
• AD (Sync and Federation) – good have experience in those
• Express Route and Networking – Hands on experience in it
• IAAS and PAAS – good knowledge on these
• Scripting (jsong) – good have experience
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Top Skills
Active Directory
Azure Backup
Azure Resource Manager
Compute
Express Route
Iaas
Json Scripting
Microsoft Oms
Networking
Paas
Storage
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