Experience - 10+ Years
- Notice Period - Immediate to 15 Days
- Mandatory Skills - Citrix architect SME level and migration experience is mandatory:
- How many rounds of Interview - 3 levels
- Shift Type: Afternoon
- Technical Interview Process: Video

Kindly share your exp for the following skills in years:
- Citrix architect SME level
- Migration experience is mandatory

CTC upto 30 LPA

About the Role:
Requirements:
- Minimum 10+ years of IT experience with specialization in Citrix, Wintel, and Virtualization.
- Expertise in Citrix XenApp, XenDesktop (7.x, 7.15, 2203 LTSR), PVS, and Citrix policies optimization.
- Robust knowledge of VMware vSphere, XenServer.
- Solid understanding of Windows Server OS, Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, GPOs, DFS, clustering.
- Experience with Citrix Netscaler, StoreFront, Secure Gateway, and Access Gateway.
- Knowledge of AppSense, Microsoft App-V, ControlUp monitoring tools
- Proven experience in datacenter migrations, farm/site design, effort estimation, and resource allocation.
- Excellent troubleshooting, performance monitoring,



and problem resolution skills.
- Location: PAN India

Responsibilities:
- Define enterprise Citrix and EUC strategy aligned with business and digital transformation goals and Own architecture decisions across on-prem, hybrid, and cloud-based Citrix platforms
- Design large-scale Citrix environments and expertise in XenApp (5.0-6.5), XenDesktop (7.x/7.15/2203 LTSR), CVAD, PVS (7.x), Citrix ADC (10.x-13.x).
- Architect core Citrix components including StoreFront, Delivery Controllers, Studio, Director
- Lead multi-datacenter architecture with HA, DR, and geo-redundancy models
- Drive modernization from legacy Citrix to CVAD and Citrix Cloud (DaaS)
- Act as a technical authority for Citrix solutions
- Optimize user experience (logon performance, profile load, HDX tuning) Also, design and optimize StoreFront architecture including authentication flow, enumeration, and resource aggregation
- Architect Citrix A

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