Windows Server Engineer
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Job description
🚀 Windows Server Engineer
Estamos en búsqueda de un Windows Server Engineer con experiencia en la administración, configuración y aseguramiento de entornos Microsoft. Buscamos un profesional con sólidos conocimientos en Windows Server, IIS, hardening y administración de certificados, capaz de garantizar la disponibilidad, seguridad y rendimiento de la infraestructura.
🔑 Responsabilidades
Administrar, configurar y mantener servidores Windows Server.
Gestionar y dar soporte a aplicaciones alojadas en Internet Information Services (IIS).
Implementar y mantener configuraciones de Hardening para fortalecer la seguridad de los servidores.
Administrar certificados digitales y configurar protocolos TLS 1.2 y TLS 1.3.
Monitorear el estado de la infraestructura y realizar mantenimiento preventivo y correctivo.
Diagnosticar y resolver incidentes relacionados con servidores Windows y servicios IIS.
Implementar buenas prácticas de seguridad y optimización de la infraestructura.
Colaborar con equipos de infraestructura y desarrollo para garantizar la continuidad de los servicios.
Requirements
🎯 Requisitos
Experiencia administrando Windows Server.
Experiencia con Internet Information Services (IIS).
Experiencia en Hardening de servidores Windows.
Conocimiento en administración de certificados digitales.
Experiencia configurando y administrando TLS 1.2 y TLS 1.3.
Capacidad para solucionar incidentes y optimizar el rendimiento de la infraestructura.
Buenas habilidades de comunicación y trabajo en equipo.
Deseable
Conocimientos en .NET.
Experiencia en entornos empresariales de alta disponibilidad.
Conocimiento en buenas prácticas de seguridad para plataformas Microsoft.
📌 Condiciones
💰 Pago: En USD.
🌎 Ubicación: 100% remoto para candidatos de LATAM (no aplica México).
📅 Duración del proyecto: 12 meses con posibilidad de renovación.
🤝 Modalidad de contratación: Freelance / Contractor.
🕒 Jornada: Full Time (lunes a viernes).
Originally posted on Himalayas
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