Azure Infrastructure Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Sdg Group in Milano
At SDG Group, we are global leaders in Big Data, Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Artificial Intelligence. Since 1994, we have supported half of the IBEX-35 companies and some of the world's leading companies in their digital transformation, turning data into high-impact solutions thanks to our strategic alliances with Microsoft, Google, and AWS, as well as the best technology accelerators on the market.
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Our Data Technologies team is the epicenter where challenging projects and disruptive solutions come to fruition. We work across multiple sectors with clients, always at the forefront of technology, combining innovation, expertise, and true autonomy.
We design architectures that set standards and create accelerators that transform. We don't just execute projects; we develop accelerators, artifacts, and proofs of concept. Here, you'll not only present projects, but also develop innovative use cases,
collaborate with top-tier experts, and position SDG as a leader in the field.
What will your day-to-day life be like?
Design and deployment of cloud infrastructures: Mainly in Azure but gradually also In any of the public clouds (AWS, GCP...) to support the Artificial Intelligence and Data Technologies teams of SDG Group, guaranteeing scalability, security and operational efficiency.
Deployment Automation : Develop Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) scripts and templates using tools like Terraform, Bicep, ARM, AWS CloudFormation, or Azure Resource Manager to automate the deployment of cloud resources. Use Ansible to automate the provisioning and management of cloud resources.
Cloud architecture evaluation and optimization : Continuous review of existing architectures to improve performance, cost, reliability and alignment with business needs.
Implement GitOps processes : To automate the deployment and management of inf