Lead enterprise ERP and CRM implementations from proposals to production, coordinating vendors, controlling quality, risk and profitability, and developing PM standards.
About this role
JBS is hiring an infrastructure engineer to work directly with customers on IT services and operational improvements. Assignments sit either with a specialist solution team or with a team responsible for a particular customer’s environment, with the area selected according to experience and interests.
The work spans requirements, design, implementation and ongoing support. Named areas include Azure and AWS migration, on-premises servers and storage, network products such as Cisco and Juniper, Microsoft 365 deployments, and cloud identity and security. Customer-focused teams also maintain systems and propose improvements.
Applicants need infrastructure design or implementation experience, or experience leading infrastructure operations, with around three years given as a guide. The posting covers several technical areas; it does not require every listed product skill from every applicant.
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