Key Resourcing Roles We Offer:

Cloud professionals work in various roles, depending on their expertise and focus areas. Here are some key cloud-related job roles:  

AWS Roles
 

AWS Solutions Architect – Creates secure, scalable, and cost-effective architectures leveraging AWS services.

AWS Cloud Practitioner – Provides foundational knowledge of AWS cloud concepts, services, and best practices.

AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Automates deployment, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud infrastructure on AWS.

AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Manages AWS operations, monitoring, and system performance.

AWS Cloud Security Specialist – Secures AWS environments by implementing identity, encryption, and compliance measures.

Cloud Automation Engineer – Develops scripts and automation tools to optimize cloud workflows and deployments.

AWS Networking Specialist – Develops and oversees AWS networking solutions, including VPC configurations and hybrid cloud integrations.

AWS Data Engineer – Builds and optimizes data pipelines, warehouses, and analytics solutions on AWS.

AWS Machine Learning Specialist – Develops and deploys AI/ML models using AWS AI/ML services.

Cloud Cost Optimization Specialist – Reduces cloud spending by optimizing resources, pricing models, and usage.

Serverless Architect (AWS Lambda) – Builds serverless solutions leveraging AWS Lambda and event-driven design principles.

AWS Storage Engineer (S3, EBS, Glacier) – Manages AWS storage solutions, backup strategies, and data lifecycle policies.  

Azure Roles
 

Azure Solutions Architect – Creates Azure-based cloud architectures designed for scalability, security, and optimal performance

Azure Administrator – Manages Azure resources, security, and cloud operations.

Azure Security Engineer – Implements security controls, identity management, and compliance on Azure.

Azure AI Engineer – Develops AI/ML solutions using Azure Cognitive Services and Machine Learning.

Azure Data Scientist – Builds and deploys machine learning models using Azure Machine Learning services.

Azure IoT Developer – Develops and manages IoT solutions using Azure IoT Hub and Edge.

Azure Networking Specialist – Creates and administers integrations across Azure services, APIs, and on-premises environments.

Azure Cloud Consultant – Advises businesses on Azure adoption, migration, and cloud strategy.

Azure Cost Management Specialist – Optimizes Azure costs by analysing usage, pricing models, and resource efficiency.

Azure Database Administrator – Manages and optimizes Azure-based databases like SQL Server and Cosmos DB.

Azure Kubernetes Specialist (AKS) – Deploys and manages containerized applications using Azure Kubernetes Service.

Azure Integration Specialist – Designs and manages integrations between Azure services, APIs, and on-premises systems.   

Identity & Access Administrator – Manages Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for authentication and access control.

Teams Engineer – Designs and deploys Microsoft Teams solutions for collaboration and communication.

Unified Communications Engineer – Manages voice, video conferencing, and calling features in Teams.

Microsoft 365 Help Desk Technician – Provides end-user support for Microsoft 365 applications and services.

Data Governance Specialist – Ensures proper data management, retention, and compliance within Microsoft 365.

Azure DevOps Engineer – Automates infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, and monitoring in Azure environments.