RedRock Consulting
Cloud Engineer

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Cloud Engineer – Azure
Rate: £500 per day Inside IR35 Location: Fully Remote Contract: Initial 3 months Start: ASAP
We’re currently working on a Cloud Engineer requirement with a strong focus on Microsoft Azure and cloud migration.
The role is supporting an ongoing programme of work, with the immediate priority being the migration of workloads from on-premises environments into Azure. The client is looking for someone who can hit the ground running and support the remaining migration activity across the portfolio.
Key Experience Required
- Strong hands-on Azure Cloud Engineering experience
- Essential – experience migrating workloads from on-premises environments into Azure
- Strong experience across Azure IaaS and PaaS
- Experience with virtualised networking and Azure networking
- Strong understanding of DNS
- Experience with Active Directory and Entra ID
- Infrastructure as Code experience using Terraform and/or Bicep
- Experience designing, deploying and supporting Azure infrastructure
- Ability to troubleshoot and resolve complex cloud/infrastructure issues
- Comfortable working independently within an established engineering team
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The key thing is someone with recent, practical experience of on-prem to Azure migrations who can come into an existing programme and contribute immediately.


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You should be comfortable working across the infrastructure and cloud environment, understanding existing workloads and dependencies, and supporting the delivery of migrations into Azure.
The strongest candidates will have a good balance of Azure engineering, migration and IaC experience rather than being purely architecture-focused.
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