CSX / Azure Multiple Opening

SKILL: Azure Program Manager (Cloud Migration)/ Azure Application Architect / Azure Cloud Administrator/Azure Cloud Architect

Location: Jacksonville- FL or Remote

Azure Cloud Architect

Experience in Cloud Architect

Exposure in various technologies including ITIL processes

Azure Cloud Administrator

Experience as cloud migration projects/Experience in deployment and configuration of Azure services - Compute, Network , Azure SQL DB's and Storage. App Services and Kubernetes services
Azure Program Manager (Cloud Migration)

  • 10+ years of IT experience with 5+ years responsible for leading and managing the end-to-end migration of applications and workloads to cloud platform (Azure experience is preferred)
  • Develop and execute a comprehensive migration strategy, including planning, budgeting, scheduling, and resource allocation, to migrate applications and workloads to Cloud
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including engineering, operations, and business stakeholders, to define migration requirements, establish migration goals, and develop migration plans
  • Coordination with technical teams, managing dependencies, resolving issues, and ensuring timely delivery.
Azure Application Architect
  • Strong experience in Azure Cloud Technologies, COTS application integration, modern architectural ways of working and practices
  • Collaborate & coordinate closely with senior partners aligning cross-functional architectural, business and technical priorities.
  • Responsible for defining the end-to-end architecture for Azure solutions, collaborating on cross solution and business platform design and supporting the team on the planning activities to implement, test, operate the proposed architecture.
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