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Years of Experience: 57 Years (Preference: Private Defence / High-Security Environment) Location: Noida Work from Office Role Overview Vehant Technologies is seeking a Senior IT Infrastructure Engineer with robust experience in secure, mission-critical IT environments. The role involves designing, managing, and securing IT infrastructure supporting Vehants security solutions, including R&D; systems, production environments, and deployed customer systems. Candidates with prior experience in private defence companies or regulated environments will be strongly preferred. Key Responsibilities - Design, manage, and secure enterprise IT infrastructure across Vehant locations and project sites. - Lead administration of Linux and Windows server environments. - Manage network infrastructure and security, including firewalls, VPNs, VLAN segmentation, and access control. - Implement and enforce IT security policies, system hardening, and best practices. - Own backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity planning. - Implement logging, monitoring, and audit mechanisms. - Support secure R&D;, testing, and production environments, including isolated or restricted setups. - Coordinate with OEMs, ISPs, SOCs, and security vendors. - Provide technical guidance and mentoring to junior IT team members. - Lead incident handling, root cause analysis, and preventive actions. - Prepare and maintain SOPs, architecture diagrams, and compliance documentation. - Support internal and external audits, customer reviews, and compliance requirements. - Act as a key IT stakeholder during customer deployments and critical project phases. Required Skills & Qualifications - Bachelors degree in IT / Computer Science / Electronics. - 57 years of experience in IT Infrastructure / System Engineering roles. - Strong hands-on experience with: Linux (Ubuntu/CentOS/RHEL) Windows Server environments Networking (Routing, Switching, Firewalls, VPNs) Virtualization platforms (VMware / KVM) - Strong understanding of security, access control, logging, and monitoring. - Ability to manage critical infrastructure with minimal downtime. Strongly Preferred - Experience working with private defence companies, security products, or regulated environments. - Exposure to: Restricted / secure networks Audit-driven IT environments Endpoint security, DLP, SIEM, or log management tools - Certifications (preferred, not mandatory): RHCSA / RHCE CCNA / CCNP ITIL Security-focused certifications Key Attributes - High level of integrity, confidentiality, and trustworthiness. - Strong ownership and leadership mindset. - Ability to work calmly under pressure. - Process-oriented and compliance-focused. - Comfortable working with cross-functional teams (R&D;, Support, Production, Management). .
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