Infrastructure & Cloud Engineer (ERP Platforms)

Reference: CPT006112-JB-1


Infrastructure & Cloud Engineer (ERP Platforms)


R700 000 – R900 000 | Bryanston
Own the Azure infrastructure behind mission-critical ERP environments. Drive cloud, security, performance and operational excellence for enterprise customers.

Duties & Responsibilities

We're looking for an experienced Infrastructure & Cloud Engineer with strong Azure, Windows Server and IIS expertise to manage, secure and optimise ERP hosting environments across multiple customer platforms.

What You'll Bring

5-8 years' infrastructure engineering experience
Microsoft Azure & hybrid cloud expertise
Windows Server, IIS & Active Directory administration
Security, governance & disaster recovery experience
Strong troubleshooting and stakeholder management skills

Bonus Experience

  • ERP hosting environments
  • Microsoft Dynamics / Business Central
  • Azure Networking & Security
  • PowerShell automation

Why Apply?

Enterprise Azure environments
Hybrid working model
Architecture and leadership exposure
Clear progression to Cloud Architect and Technical Operations Leadership

If you're passionate about cloud infrastructure and want to take ownership of high-performance ERP platforms, we'd like to hear from you.  

Package & Remuneration

R 700 000 - R 900 000 - Annually
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