Infrastructure Cloud Engineer with Office365, Azure, AD ,VDI, Microsoft Intune

Role

Infrastructure Cloud Engineer with Experience in Office365, Azure, Active Directory ,VDI, Microsoft Intune (MDM/MAM)

Location: Remote

Job Description

We are seeking an experienced Infrastructure Engineer with a strong foundation in on-premises Active Directory environments, and deep expertise in Microsoft Azure. This role will be responsible for guiding and executing the migration of complex, business-critical systems-including VDI platforms to Windows 365 Cloud PCs-while ensuring all core business operations remain fully functional. Administration of Entra, Intune and Exchange (SaaS) are mandatory.

The ideal candidate has successfully migrated large, integrated enterprise environments and can provide both architectural guidance and hands-on execution across hybrid, cloud, virtual desktop, and modern endpoint platforms.

Key Responsibilities

  • Act as a technical lead and subject matter expert for hybrid infrastructure, cloud, VDI, and modern endpoint initiatives.
  • Manage Entra, Intune and Exchange.
  • Administer and support endpoint management using Microsoft Intune (MDM/MAM).
  • Ensure application, identity, network, and security dependencies continue to function post-migration.
  • Design, implement, and maintain Conditional Access policies aligned to Zero Trust principles.
  • Collaborate with security and business teams to ensure secure access to Microsoft 365 services.
  • Develop migration roadmaps, risk assessments, validation plans, and rollback strategies.
  • Optimize environments for performance, resiliency, scalability, and cost.
  • Create technical documentation, architecture diagrams, and runbooks.
  • Mentor junior engineers.

Required Qualifications

  • Strong enterprise experience with on-prem Active Directory.
  • Proven Azure migration experience. AWS experience would be a plus.
  • Experience managing endpoints using Microsoft Intune (MDM/MAM).
  • Strong understanding of Microsoft 365 services (Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive, Office apps, Proofpoint).
  • Experience Automating Deep understanding of Conditional Access policies and identity-based security controls.
  • Strong knowledge of hybrid identity, networking, and security.
  • Ability to maintain business-critical workloads with minimal downtime.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Infrastructure-as-Code experience (Terraform, Ansible, CloudFormation).
  • Experience with Windows 365.
  • Cloud, identity, or VDI certifications.
  • Experience in regulated or security-focused environments.

What We're Looking For

A senior-level engineer who understands real-world migration risks, user experience impacts, modern endpoint security, and business continuity requirements, and who can serve as a trusted advisor during high-impact infrastructure transformations.

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