Cloud
We provide professional resources and expert consultants across all major cloud platforms, including AWS, Azure, GCP, and Oracle Cloud. This includes BigQuery specialists to meet your data analytics and storage needs. From enhancing cloud infrastructure to optimizing data workflows, our experts ensure successful Cloud project implementations of cross-platform solutions.
Here is a comprehensive list of developer, engineer, and functional roles for resources who work on cloud projects across cloud platforms such as AWS, GCP, Azure, and Oracle Cloud, which Ingenimark could provide to clients. These roles cover a wide spectrum of skills needed for developing, managing, and supporting cloud-based applications and infrastructure.
Cloud Developer and Engineer Roles:
Cloud Solutions Architect:
Designs cloud solutions, choosing appropriate services and ensuring optimal performance, security, and cost-efficiency.
Cloud Infrastructure Engineer:
Builds and manages cloud infrastructure, including networks, VMs, and storage.
Cloud DevOps Engineer:
Sets up CI/CD pipelines, automates deployments, and manages cloud infrastructure as code using tools like Terraform, Ansible, and Jenkins.
Cloud Application Developer:
Develops cloud-native applications using platform-specific services like AWS Lambda, GCP Cloud Functions, or Azure Functions.
Cloud Security Engineer:
Focuses on securing cloud resources, implementing best practices in cloud security (IAM, firewalls, encryption).
Cloud Network Engineer:
Designs and manages cloud networking solutions, including VPCs, subnets, firewalls, load balancers, and VPNs.
Cloud Systems Administrator (SysAdmin):
Administers cloud systems, monitors resources, and manages backup, recovery, and server performance.
Cloud Database Administrator (DBA):
Manages cloud databases (e.g., RDS, Cloud SQL, Cosmos DB), ensuring availability, security, and performance
Cloud Automation Engineer:
Creates automated scripts and solutions for cloud resource provisioning, scaling, and configuration
Cloud Migration Specialist:
Plans and executes migration strategies to move on-premises systems to the cloud
Cloud Storage Engineer:
Designs and manages storage solutions across various cloud storage services (e.g., S3, Blob Storage).
Full-Stack Cloud Developer:
Develops both frontend and backend applications, leveraging cloud services to deliver a fully integrated cloud-based solution.
Serverless Application Developer:
Builds applications using serverless architecture, optimizing for scalability and cost-efficiency.
Containerization and Kubernetes Engineer:
Manages and orchestrates containerized applications using tools like Docker and Kubernetes on cloud platforms.
Site Reliability Engineer (SRE):
Ensures reliability, availability, and performance of cloud applications and infrastructure through monitoring and proactive improvements.
Monitoring and Observability Engineer:
Implements monitoring and logging solutions using tools like CloudWatch, Azure Monitor, or GCP Stackdriver for application and infrastructure insights.
Cloud FinOps Specialist:
Monitors cloud costs, optimizes spending, and ensures financial accountability for cloud usage.
Machine Learning Engineer (Cloud):
Deploys and manages machine learning models on cloud platforms using services like AWS SageMaker, Azure ML, or GCP AI Platform.
Edge Computing Developer:
Develops and deploys applications leveraging edge services like AWS Greengrass, Azure IoT Edge, or Oracle Edge Services.
Cloud Virtualization Specialist:
Specializes in deploying and managing virtual machines (VMs) and virtualized environments on cloud platforms.
Functional Roles:
Cloud Project Manager:
Oversees cloud project timelines, deliverables, and resource management to ensure successful implementation.
Cloud Product Owner:
Defines the cloud product vision, prioritizes features, and aligns cloud development with business needs.
Cloud Solutions Consultant:
Provides expertise and strategic guidance on cloud adoption, best practices, and implementation strategies.
Business Analyst (Cloud):
Gathers and translates business requirements into cloud solutions, ensuring that technical implementations align with business goals.
Cloud Cost Optimization Analyst:
Analyzes cloud usage and spends, providing recommendations for cost savings and efficient resource allocation.
Cloud Compliance Specialist:
Ensures that cloud deployments adhere to regulatory requirements (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA) and internal security policies.
Technical Cloud Trainer:
Provides training and upskilling for teams on cloud technologies, best practices, and platform-specific services.
Cloud Operations Manager (CloudOps):
Oversees day-to-day operations of cloud environments, managing teams responsible for deployment, support, and maintenance.
Cloud Account Manager:
Manages client relationships, understanding their cloud needs and ensuring service delivery meets expectations.
Solution Delivery Manager (Cloud):
Coordinates the delivery of cloud solutions, from development to deployment, ensuring they are delivered on time and meet quality standards.
IT Service Manager (Cloud):
Manages cloud-based IT service delivery, including SLAs, service requests, and incident resolution.
Cloud Strategy Consultant:
Develops cloud adoption and migration strategies aligned with an organization’s long-term business objectives.
Cloud Data Governance Specialist:
Manages data policies and procedures for cloud data storage, ensuring proper access controls, data privacy, and compliance.
Contract and Vendor Manager:
Handles contracts and relationships with cloud service vendors, ensuring agreements align with business needs and provide optimal value.
Cloud Support Specialist:
Provides technical support for cloud-based applications and services, troubleshooting issues and assisting with configurations.
User Experience (UX) Designer (Cloud):
Focuses on designing cloud-based applications and services with user-friendly interfaces and customer experiences.
Cloud Portfolio Manager:
Manages and oversees a portfolio of cloud projects and services, balancing resources and strategic priorities.
Cloud Business Development Specialist:
Identifies new opportunities and use cases for cloud solutions, driving growth and adoption within an organization or customer base.
Cloud Performance Analyst:
Evaluates cloud application and infrastructure performance, recommending improvements to enhance efficiency and scalability.
Cloud IT Governance Specialist:
Ensures that cloud IT operations align with company policies, standards, and governance frameworks.
These roles are essential for managing the lifecycle of cloud projects, from initial architecture design to development, deployment, and support. They encompass a range of skills and responsibilities needed to successfully build and maintain applications and infrastructure across AWS, GCP, Azure, and Oracle Cloud platforms.
