Red Hat Infrastructure Consultant

Role Overview

This position focuses on designing, implementing, and optimizing secure, resilient, and scalable infrastructure solutions using Red Hat technologies within large enterprise environments.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver technical solutions across Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and OpenShift platforms.

Support infrastructure deployment, migration, upgrades, and troubleshooting activities.

Automate infrastructure deployment and management using Ansible and Terraform.

Manage and support large-scale virtualized environments utilizing VMware and Red Hat Virtualization technologies.

Advise stakeholders on infrastructure best practices, security, performance, and operational efficiency.

Collaborate closely with IBM teams and client stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery.

Required Skills

Strong hands-on experience with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).

Expertise with Red Hat OpenShift.

Experience with Terraform and infrastructure automation.

Knowledge of Ansible.

Experience with VMware, vSphere, Red Hat Virtualization (RHEV), and/or oVirt.

Proven experience delivering complex infrastructure projects within enterprise environments.

Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.

Active SC or DV Clearance

Desirable Skills

Infrastructure Design.

Cloud Platforms (AWS, Azure, or GCP).

Kubernetes.

DevOps practices and tooling.

Hybrid cloud environments.

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