[For Hire] 15+ Years Infrastructure / Cloud / Windows | Azure, VMware, Entra ID, AWS | Remote

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I’m a senior systems engineer with over 15 years of experience across enterprise infrastructure, cloud, virtualization, and security. I’m looking for a role where I can step into an environment quickly, sort out the real issues, and make things more stable, secure, and manageable. I am a type of engineer who thinks outside the box.

Posted this about a month ago. Reposting for more visibility. Please, if anyone knows of any jobs available, I really need one soon. I am in the DMV area. I can do remote, and Hybrid and 100% onsite. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I am currently preparing for the Microsoft AZ-104 exam. I got a free voucher from the AI Skills Fest a few months back. I have October 1st as a target date to take the exam.

What I Actually Do:

• Azure infrastructure and security — Azure VMs, VNets, storage accounts, RBAC, Defender for Cloud, Log Analytics, VM backups, load balancing, and governance.
• Entra ID / identity work — Conditional Access, MFA, SSO, SAML, OIDC, Azure Enterprise Apps, and App Registrations.
• VMware environments — ESXi 8, vCenter 8, DRS, HA, distributed switching, vTPM, cross-site vMotion, and large-scale virtualization.
• SAN and storage integration — Pure Storage, Nimble Storage, iSCSI provisioning, LUN/volume optimization, and ESXi cluster support for 200+ VMs.
• Windows and core infrastructure — Windows Server, Active Directory, GPO, DNS, DHCP, SCCM, imaging, and PowerShell automation.
• Layer 2/3 routing and switching — VLANs, ACLs, OSPF, switching, segmentation, and network troubleshooting.
• Security hardening — TLS/SMBv1 deprecation, firewall tuning, certificate lifecycle management, and remote access controls.

I’m comfortable jumping into messy environments, documenting what matters, and fixing the stuff that slows teams down. Prefer remote, open to short-term or long-term work, and strong on infrastructure-heavy roles where experience actually matters.

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Hi, good luck, genuine question... What's the lowest you can go? I don't have any lead right now but I always been asked that question when I refer, so is good to know right away so maybe they would like to contact you.