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IT Systems Engineer - Storage Services Experience: Not Available to Not Available years Location: Noida Skills: AWS, NetApp ONTAP, FSxN, Ansible, Python, AWS CloudFormation, Linux, NFS, NAS, SAN, CIFS, object storage Department you would be working with: The department R&D IT provides IT Services enabling R&D engineers to do their engineering work. The design environment is an integrated solution and service of Design Infrastructure, EDA application landscape, Design Data Management and Product Creation Applications. The Global R&D IT services are delivered from small number locations, containing on-premises and Public cloud Data Centers (full set of services). The objective of R&D IT is to ensure Business Success and Market Leadership for NXP by providing Best-in-Class R&D IT Services and R&D IT Solutions. This is what you will do as Cloud DevOps storage engineer: In collaboration with the rest of the R&D IT teams: Manage and administer storage systems, ensuring optimal performance, reliability, and availability in the AWS cloud and on-premises.Implement and maintain storage services & infrastructure.Monitor storage capacity and performance, proactively addressing issues to ensure availability.Collaborate with other IT teams to design, implement, and optimize storage solutions based on organizational needs.Conduct regular data backups and implement disaster recovery strategies to safeguard critical information.Troubleshoot storage-related incidents and provide timely resolutions to minimize business impact.Implement security measures to protect stored data, including access controls and encryption.Create and maintain documentation related to storage configurations, procedures, and policies.Administer and support NetApp ONTAP storage systems across production and DR environments.Manage AWS FSx for NetApp ONTAP (FSxN) including provisioning, snapshots, and replication etc.Perform storage provisioning, health checks, performance tuning, and capacity monitoring.Support upgrades, patching, and lifecycle management of NetApp hardware and software.Ensure compliance with security policies and audit requirements.Conduct storage performance tuning, capacity planning, and storage system audits.Provide on-call backup support and participate in maintenance activities including patching and upgrades. Typically, you: Minimum qualifications: Bachelors degree in computer science, information technology or related field.Experience as DevOps engineer with strong automation skills for storage technologies in the AWS cloud as well as on premises.Minimum of three years of experience working as AWS cloud DevOps engineer with focus on storage technologies both on AWS cloud (Eg: S3, EBS, EFS, FSxN) as well as on premises (Eg: NetApp, Pure storage).In-depth knowledge of storage technologies, protocols, and file systems (eg: NAS, SAN, NFS, CIFS, object storage).Strong automation skills preferably using Ansible, Python as well as AWS CloudFormation.Extensive experience working with the Linux OS and NFS storage in a high-performance compute environment.Certification with AWS would be plus.Value the importance of working together with others to be successful as a team and as part of a larger organization.Solution-oriented, hands-on, and no 9-to-5 mentality. Customer-centric and no IT service provider mind set (SLAs, siloed).Experienced as a DevOps engineer with IT infra as code (IaC), configuration management tools & CICD.Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.Excellent communication and documentation skills.Strong commitment to customer satisfaction and quality.Solution-oriented, hands-on, customer-centric mindset with strong commitment to satisfaction and quality.Team player with collaborative approach, valuing organizational success over silos. More information about NXP in India. .
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