Cloud Engineer (m/f/d)

About the role

As a Cloud Engineer at Alendris, you are responsible for planning, implementing and optimizing enterprise cloud infrastructures on Microsoft Azure. You accompany our customers from the initial analysis and inventory through architecture planning and migration to ongoing operations. You design scalable, secure and cost-efficient architectures that meet the demands of modern enterprises. You work with both traditional on-premise environments and hybrid or cloud-native setups, actively contributing your expertise to client projects.

What you'll do

• Designing and implementing Azure cloud architectures for SME and enterprise customers
• Planning and executing cloud migrations (on-premise to Azure) including hybrid scenarios
• Building and managing Infrastructure-as-Code with Terraform or Bicep
• Designing and implementing network, identity and security architectures (Azure Virtual Network, Entra ID, Conditional Access)
• Implementing Microsoft 365 solutions, Exchange Online and hybrid setups
• Operating and optimizing Azure environments including performance monitoring, cost optimization and troubleshooting
• Advising and technically supporting clients on architecture decisions and best practices
• Creating technical documentation, runbooks and operations manuals

What we're looking for

• Several years of experience with Microsoft Azure and cloud infrastructures
• Knowledge of Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform, Bicep or ARM Templates)
• Experience with Azure AD / Entra ID, network design and security concepts
• Experience with Windows Server, Active Directory and hybrid environments
• Understanding of DevOps practices and CI/CD pipelines
• Microsoft certifications are a plus (AZ-104, AZ-305, AZ-700)
• Fluent German and good English language skills

What we offer

• Challenging projects with renowned SME and enterprise clients
• Flexible working – from our office in Augsburg with home office options
• Funded Microsoft certifications and training
• A well-coordinated team with short decision paths
• Latest technologies and direct influence on architecture decisions
• Competitive compensation and personal development budget