Associate Infrastructure Engineer
Fortive (company site, opens in a new tab)2–3 yrsOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 6–12 LPA
Posted on 3 Sept
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About This Role
- Support day-to-day administration, troubleshooting, and lifecycle management of enterprise infrastructure platforms including cloud and endpoint management.
- Participate in architecture reviews, infrastructure planning, and technology modernization initiatives ensuring alignment with business and cybersecurity requirements.
- Collaborate with security teams and Fortive Shared Services to improve operational reliability, enhance security posture, and standardize infrastructure solutions.
Minimum Requirements
- 2-3 years of experience in IT infrastructure, systems administration, cloud support, or related technical fields.
- Experience with Windows Server administration, Microsoft 365 Suite, Active Directory, networking fundamentals, endpoint management tools (Intune, SCCM), and cloud platforms.
- Work Experience Required: 2-3 years in relevant technical roles.
- Not explicitly mentioned in the JD: Notice period, specific degree requirements, or onsite location.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Technically curious early-career infrastructure engineer interested in expanding skills in security, cloud, and enterprise architecture.
- Operates well in a collaborative, matrixed shared-services environment involving multiple teams and external partners.
- Comfortable bridging operational systems administration with architecture participation and security collaboration to drive infrastructure improvements.