Infrastructure Specialist
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Manpowergroup in Turbigo
JOB DESCRIPTION:
Responsible for delivering, commissioning, and operating end-to-end shipboard and cloud-based infrastructure. Ensures resilient, secure, and scalable infrastructure supporting applications developed for maritime business. The Infrastructure Specialist collaborates closely with cross-functional teams to deliver high-availability systems and drive innovation in operational technology.
CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
- Coordination of end‑to‑end ship infrastructure delivery in close collaboration with Shipbuilding engineering and yard operations.
- Datacenter installation and maintenance responsibilities (compute, storage, networking; lifecycle, capacity, continuity).
- Deploy, manage, and operate Kubernetes-based platforms, including provisioning, cluster lifecycle operations, and edge/ship environments
- Ensure seamless integration between shipboard OT systems and onboard/cloud IT platforms, following maritime safety, cybersecurity, and operational standards.
- Implement infrastructure-as-code, GitOps workflows, and automation pipelines to streamline deployment, configuration,
and platform updates.
- Monitor platform performance, troubleshoot issues, and ensure high availability, resiliency, and disaster recovery for shipboard and cloud workloads.
- Collaborate with solution architects, cybersecurity teams, and business stakeholders to align infrastructure with project goals.
- Evaluate emerging technologies and recommend improvements for scalability, security, and efficiency
COMPETENCES AND WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR
- 5+ years of experience in infrastructure engineering, with significant exposure to edge computing, hyperconverged systems, or distributed compute platforms.
- Proven experience with Kubernetes orchestration, preferably with SUSE Rancher, Harvester, or equivalent edge/virtualization platforms.
- Proven expertise in cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) and hybrid cloud environments.
- Solid understanding of OT protocols, industrial networks, and securi