Job Description:

DXC Technology is looking for RedHat OpenShift Specialist to join our Cloud teams.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Designing, building, and migrating complex solutions based on RedHat OpenShift.

• Utilizing appropriate cloud-native tools and services to design, build, and deploy new applications based on given requirements.

• Evaluating cloud application requirements and making architectural recommendations for implementation, deployment, and provisioning applications to OpenShift, aligning business objectives with application/architecture requirements.

• Evaluating and selecting appropriate OpenShift deployment options: On-premise vs. cloud, centralized data center vs. edge, designing & building for DevSecOps on OpenShift architectures, including monitoring, logging, and metrics.

• Acting as the single point of contact for DXC and the Client.

• Providing best practice guidance on architectural design across multiple applications and projects within the enterprise.

• Collaborating across multiple industry teams and building for re-use across them.

• Effectively managing client relationships and demonstrating leadership in client conversations to develop long-term opportunities.

Requirements:

• Deep experience in major public cloud, Digital transformation platform/products/services

• Highly technical and analytical skills, with significant experience in IT implementation.

• 2 or more years of hands-on experience designing and deploying OpenShift bases architectures

• Familiarity with RedHat technologies, including Ansible and RH Application runtimes.

• RedHat certifications are a plus.

• Experience in setting up and leading application development teams using containers (e.g. Kubernetes, Docker)

Work Location: Rome with Remote work possibility

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