AWS Admin

Inviting Applications for AWS Administrator 

Experience- 5+ Years

Location-  Bengaluru

Job Summary: 

1. Account Management: Managing AWS accounts, setting up new accounts, and configuring account-level settings such as billing, access controls, and security.
2. Resource Provisioning and Management: Deploying and managing various AWS resources like EC2 instances, S3 buckets, RDS databases, load balancers, etc., as per the organization's requirements.
3. Security Management: Ensuring the security of AWS resources by implementing appropriate security measures, managing IAM (Identity and Access Management) policies, monitoring for security threats, and responding to security incidents.
4. Backup and Disaster Recovery: Implementing backup and disaster recovery strategies to protect critical data and services from potential data loss or outages.
5. Moni toring and Logging: Configuring monitoring tools and services to track the performance and health of AWS resources, as well as setting up logging to collect and analyze system and application logs.
6. Cost Optimization: Monitoring and optimizing AWS resource usage to control costs and ensure efficient resource utilization.
7. Network Configuration: Setting up and managing networking components like Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), subnets, route tables, security groups, and VPN connections.
8. Automation and Scripting: Utilizing AWS automation tools, such as AWS CloudFormation, AWS CLI, and AWS SDKs, to automate resource deployment and management tasks.
9. Compliance and Governance: Ensuring that the organization's AWS environment adheres to industry standards, compliance requirements, and internal governance policies.
10. Troubleshooting and Support: Resolving issues related to AWS resources, identifying root causes of problems, and providing technical support to users or other teams within the organization.
11. Performance Optimization: Optimizing the performance of AWS services by fine-tuning configurations, scaling resources as needed, and implementing best practices.
12. Upgrades and Patch Management: Keeping AWS resources up to date with the latest patches, updates, and security fixes.
13. Collaboration with Development Teams: Working closely with development teams to understand their requirements, provide guidance on AWS best practices, and assist in deploying applications.

Knowledge Sharing and Documentation: Documenting configurations, processes, and best practices, as well as sharing knowledge with team members and stakeholders.