Flexstaf IT - 14 emplois
Winnipeg, MB
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The Cloud Administrator is responsible for the administration, operation, and continuous improvement of enterprise cloud environments, with a primary focus on Microsoft Azure and Azure VMware Solution (AVS). The role ensures the secure, reliable, and efficient delivery of cloud infrastructure services while aligning with organizational governance, security, and compliance requirements.
Core Responsibilities
Cloud Infrastructure Operations
- Administer and support Azure resources (VMs, networking, storage, identity, backup,
- monitoring)
- Support Azure VMware Solution (AVS) environments and hybrid connectivity
- Monitor system performance, availability, and capacity; proactively address issues
- Perform incident response, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis
Security & Access Management
- Implement and maintain Azure security controls (RBAC, Conditional Access, MFA)
- Manage administrative roles and enforce least-privilege access models
- Support vulnerability remediation and compliance activities
- Administer Azure AD (Entra ID):
- Users, groups, service principals
- Assist with privileged role governance
- Support implementation of:
- Security baselines
- Logging and audit configurations
- Assist with audit readiness and evidence collection
- Ensure consistency of controls across:
- Azure native
- AVS-connected environments
Automation & Configuration Management
- Develop and maintain automation (PowerShell, Azure CLI, ARM/Bicep/Terraform)
- Standardize builds and configurations using enterprise templates (landing zones)
Subscription & Landing Zone Governance
Manage:
- Subscriptions, resource groups
- Management groups hierarchy
- Apply and maintain:
Azure Policies
- Naming standards, tagging compliance
- Ensure workloads are deployed into the approved landing zones
Azure (Native Cloud Services)
- Administer Azure-native services (IaaS/PaaS), including:
- Virtual Machines, App Services (if applicable)
- Storage, Backup, and DR
- Networking (VNETs, NSGs, DNS, Azure Firewall, etc.)
- Monitor and optimize performance, availability, and cost
- Support cloud-native security controls and compliance
Cloud Infrastructure Operations
- Administer and support Azure resources (VMs, networking, storage, identity, backup,
- monitoring)
- Support Azure VMware Solution (AVS) environments and hybrid connectivity
- Monitor system performance, availability, and capacity; proactively address issues
- Perform incident response, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis
Integration & Support Model
- Work closely with Managed Service Providers (MSP) delivering day-to-day IOps
- Integrate cloud operations with enterprise ITSM processes (incident, change, problem)
- Support migrations from on-prem to Azure/AVS (lift-and-shift workloads)
Governance & Documentation
- Maintain technical documentation, runbooks, and operational procedures
- Ensure alignment with organizational standards, security policies, and audit
- requirements
- Participate in change control and architectural governance processes
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Foire aux questions
This position is based in Winnipeg, MB.
This is a full-time position.
The role focuses on Microsoft Azure and Azure VMware Solution (AVS), including administration of Azure resources and AVS environments.
Responsibilities include administering Azure resources, monitoring performance and capacity, incident response, implementing security controls, automation and infrastructure as code, governance, and supporting migrations from on-prem to Azure/AVS.
The role involves managing Azure RBAC, Conditional Access, MFA, Azure AD, audit readiness, logging configurations, and applying Azure policies to ensure compliance and landing zone alignment.
Yes, you will work with Managed Service Providers delivering day-to-day IOps and integrate cloud operations with enterprise ITSM processes.
Yes, the role supports AVS environments, hybrid connectivity, and migrations from on-prem to Azure/AVS (lift-and-shift workloads).
