Azure Infrastructure Administrator (Dept of Veterans Affairs)

This is a remote position.

Azure Infrastructure Administrator – Department of Veterans Affairs Location:Remote Employment Type:Full-Time Travel: Less than 5% Clearance:Public Trust Tier 2–4, depending on position Salary Range: Mid-Level:$120,000–$130,000 Expert Level:$170,000–$180,000 Position Overview Our clientis seeking multiple Azure Infrastructure Administrators, ranging from mid-level to expert-level, to support a Department of Veterans Affairs program.

These positions will provide hands-on administration, engineering, automation, monitoring, and troubleshooting of enterpriseMicrosoft Azure cloud infrastructure.

Administrators will work closely with cloud engineering, architecture, cybersecurity, application, and operations teams tomaintainsecure, reliable, scalable, andhighly availableenvironments.

Candidates will be considered atdifferent levelsbased on their technicalexpertise, relevant experience, certifications, and ability to independently manage increasingly complex Azure infrastructure responsibilities.

Key Responsibilities

Administer, configure, monitor,maintain, and troubleshootMicrosoft Azure infrastructure and cloud resources. Provision and manage Azure compute resources, includingVirtual Machines, managed disks, availability options, and supporting services.

Administer Azure storage services, including storage accounts, Azure Files, managed disks, backup, and recovery capabilities. Configure and manage Azure networking, includingVNets, subnets, NSGs, private endpoints, routing, load balancing, and connectivity.

Develop andmaintainInfrastructure as Code (IaC)solutions using Terraform or comparable technologies. Automate infrastructure provisioning, configuration, deployment, and operational processes. SupportMicrosoft Entra ID and Azure RBAC, including identity and access management.

Monitor infrastructure performance, availability, capacity, and security and proactively address potential issues. Troubleshoot complex cloud infrastructure incidents,