Position: AWS Cloud Administrator
Company: GeeksForLess
Category: Other
Experience required: 1y
English level: intermediate

**Mandatory Requirements:**
3 or more years of experience on implementing and manages AWS Cloud infrastructure:
Managing and deploying AWS EC2 both Linux and Windows, ELB, S3, RDS, AWS CLI
Deploying AWS Systems Manger to manage patching and compliance
Managing and monitoring AWS could resources using CloudWatch and CloudTrail
Experience AWS VPN customer gateway, VPG, Transit Gateway, Direct Connect, VPC Peering
Experience automating tasks using shell scripts, python, Perl, PowerShell
Experience with ECS, EKS
Experience on DNS, DHCP, AWS Route 53
Expertise in AWS secure VPC solution with NACL, Security groups, private and public subnets, NAT Gateway, Internet Gateway
Create S3 and implement object and resource level policies
Experience in managing and implementing IAM policies
Managing users, groups, and resources and attaching roles and policies
Experience in implementing CI/CD using AWS code Pipelines, Jenkins, Ansible, Git

**Main Responsibilities:** 
The AWS Cloud Administrator will have to develop, configure, implement and manage the systems that comprise the underlying cloud platform. The professional assists in setting up public or private cloud systems. They have to learn how to balance workload and deploy them in an automated way. The individual should monitor and alter the systems as per the prescribed methodology.

The AWS Cloud Administrator is the one who establishes and executes the cloud operations as per the specifications and parameters. They must implement cost-effective cloud-based systems that will fulfill the technical requirements of the organization.

**Project description:**
The responsibility of the individual is to manage the instances of the cloud infrastructure services and the multiple cloud servers. The professional also leads, oversees and maintains, multiuser computing environment as per the requirements of the organization.