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Job Overview:

The Storage Infrastructure Automation Engineer is a hands-on technical role focused on designing, implementing, and enhancing automation solutions across enterprise storage and cloud environments. This role combines infrastructure engineering exposure with solid automation and scripting skills to streamline operations, improve reliability, and scale storage platforms efficiently.

The ideal candidate has solid experience in Infrastructure as Code (IaC), scripting,



and API-driven automation, with a foundational understanding of SAN, NAS, and cloud storage architectures, and a solid desire to grow into a storage automation expert.

Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, and implement automation solutions for provisioning, configuration, monitoring, alerting, and lifecycle management of storage platforms
Drive automation of day-to-day (BAU) storage operations, including capacity management, performance monitoring, incident reduction, and service requests
Leverage Python, PowerShell, Bash, Terraform, Ansible, and Applied AI to automate manual and repetitive operational tasks
Integrate infrastructure components using RESTful APIs to enable end-to-end orchestration and self-service capabilities
Support and continuously improve enterprise SAN, NAS, and cloud storage settings as part of operations
Participate in storage infrastructure projects, migration, refresh, and

📌 Platform Engineer Storage Hyderabad (India)
🏢 GCC India
📍 India