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# Infrastructure Engineer

- **Company:** The Judge Group
- **Location:** Jersey City, NJ, United States
- **Salary:** $124,800.0 - $135,200.0
- **Contract:** Contract
- **Skills:** Amazon S3, Cloud Computing, Fault Tolerance, Kernel-Based Virtual Machine, OpenShift, OpenStack, Performance Tuning, Ceph (Software), Data Storage Management, Cloud Platform System, Performance Testing, System Availability, Kubernetes Helm Charts, Kubernetes, Information Technology, Software Coding
- **Published:** October 15, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/9c06bbc4-7ccf-4b48-94ee-591a0b2af45f

## About the Role

* Proven ability to conceptualize, initiate, and deliver multiple IT projects within scope, time, and budget constraints.
 * Strong communication skills with the ability to articulate technical strategies to senior management in clear and concise terms.
 * Expertise in assembling technology solutions and designing effective architectures.
 * Relevant technical certifications as required.

Contractor Requirements:

 * Infrastructure Engineering - Compute, storage, networking, and coding skills (70:30 ratio)
 * Kubernetes Expertise - Specific proficiency in Red Hat OpenShift
 + BareMetal installations
 + K8 networking (CNI Cilium)
 + Storage (CSI)
 + Performance testing of OpenShift environments using Helm charts
 + OpenShift Operator management
 * Ceph Storage Management - Deployment, upgrades, and integration with Kubernetes for S3-compatible storage
 * Virtualization & Cloud Migration - Automating VM migrations into OpenStack with KubeVirt and KVM
 * Performance Optimization - Advanced tuning techniques for OpenStack environments
 * Cloud-Native Infrastructure - Ensuring high availability and fault tolerance across OpenShift environments