AWS Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

Aspire Software

. Administer and improve AWS infrastructure across multiple accounts, including EC2, RDS, S3, VPC/Transit Gateway, Route 53, Elastic Beanstalk, IAM/IAM Identity Center, CloudFormation, Systems Manager, CloudWatch, and CloudTrail .

Posted 9/24/2026full-timeBeirut • LebanonJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in administering and optimizing AWS infrastructure, including EC2, RDS, and S3, while effectively managing Windows Server and SQL Server environments. Proficient in automation using PowerShell and AWS CLI, with strong communication skills for customer interaction and technical documentation.

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AWS Infrastructure AdministrationSQL Server AdministrationPowerShell ScriptingWindows Server ManagementCloud Cost Optimization

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Hard Skills

AWS EC2AWS RDSAWS S3AWS IAMAWS CloudFormationAWS CloudWatchSQL Server Backup/RestoreWindows Server AdministrationIIS ManagementNetwork Troubleshooting

Soft Skills

Clear Written CommunicationCustomer InteractionCalm Under Pressure

Tools & Technologies

AWS CLIPowerShellOctopus DeployAzure DevOpsTeamCityJenkinsCost Explorer

Certifications & Qualifications

AWS Solutions Architect AssociateAWS SysOps Administrator

Industry Keywords

SOC 2 ComplianceSecurity HubGuardDutyInspectorLanding Zone Accelerator

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

AWSAzureCloudDNSEC2JenkinsSQL

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Administer and improve AWS infrastructure across multiple accounts, including EC2, RDS, S3, VPC/Transit Gateway, Route 53, Elastic Beanstalk, IAM/IAM Identity Center, CloudFormation, Systems Manager, CloudWatch, and CloudTrail
Plan and execute migrations between accounts, regions, and platforms with minimal customer disruption
Administer SQL Server on RDS and EC2, including backup/restore, upgrades, permissions, performance troubleshooting, and migration work
Manage Windows Server and IIS hosting, including SSL/TLS certificate lifecycle, bindings, and renewals
Write and maintain PowerShell and AWS CLI automation for recurring operational work
Build and maintain automated deployment processes for internal and customer-facing releases
Maintain and extend CloudFormation templates for repeatable resource provisioning
Investigate and resolve infrastructure incidents end to end and produce internal documentation and runbooks
Monitor and report on cloud spend and implement savings opportunities
Support security remediation, access reviews, and SOC 2 evidence gathering
Interface directly with hosted customers during deployments, networking and connectivity questions, and pre-sales technical discussions
Provide escalation support to internal teams for infrastructure-related issues
Migrate workloads from the legacy AWS account into the Landing Zone Accelerator environment
Optimize AWS costs through right-sizing, storage tiering, reserved capacity, resource decommissioning, anomaly detection, and budget alerting
Improve release pipelines, including RDS SQL Server database refresh automation and configuration-encryption tooling for IIS-hosted sites
Provision and troubleshoot hosted customer infrastructure and support infrastructure for AI products

Requirements

What you’ll need

2–3+ years of hands-on, direct AWS experience in a production environment
Working knowledge of EC2, VPC and networking, RDS, S3, IAM, CloudWatch, and at least one infrastructure-as-code or deployment tool
Solid Windows Server administration experience, including IIS
SQL Server administration experience covering backups, restores, logins and permissions, and basic performance troubleshooting
Practical PowerShell scripting ability
Comfort with certificate management, DNS, and general network troubleshooting
Clear written communication and ability to document technical work for technical and non-technical stakeholders
Ability to work directly with customers professionally and calmly, including during incidents
Nice to have: AWS Control Tower, Landing Zone Accelerator, or multi-account organizational structures
Nice to have: Security Hub, GuardDuty, Inspector, or similar security tooling experience
Nice to have: Octopus Deploy or comparable release automation tools such as Azure DevOps, TeamCity, or Jenkins
Nice to have: AWS cost management experience including Cost Explorer, budgets, and Savings Plans/RIs
Nice to have: Exposure to SOC 2 or similar compliance programs
Nice to have: AWS certification such as Solutions Architect Associate or SysOps Administrator
Nice to have: SaaS or MSP background serving external customers