Round Zero

Lead Engineer, Cloud DevOps

Department
Engineering
Skills
  • Cloud & DevOps
  • Microsoft Azure

The Lead Engineer in Cloud and DevOps manages client engagements focused on Microsoft Azure platforms. They design scalable, secure cloud solutions and provide technical leadership in architecture, governance, and automation to improve service delivery. The role includes mentoring engineers, supporting sales efforts, conducting workshops, and driving continuous client-focused improvements across Azure cloud and on-premises environments.

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