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Lead Cloud Infrastructure Engineer (Azure+AWS)

Leads cloud and infrastructure direction for a team with strong on-prem Windows skills, setting reference designs, guardrails and landing zones across Azure and AWS. Suits a senior infrastructure engineer who knows Wintel, hybrid cloud, identity and security tooling and can guide others.

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Remote · Pakistan

Experience

Six or more years of experience.

Pay

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Type

Full-time

Posted 25 Feb 2026

What they ask for

AzureAWSWindows ServerHybrid cloudTerraformAzure PolicyLanding zonesIAM

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Karachi software development company delivering product engineering for US clients across health, media and commerce.

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