Responsibilities of the Engineer include: 1. Infrastructure Identification & Cataloguing
a. Resource Discovery: Identify and catalogue residual NAS file shares, CPU allocations, and object storage linked to decommissioned applications. b. Data Analysis: Analyse data in Excel and internal tools to identify decommissioning candidates and measure outcomes. c. Stakeholder Engagement: Engage application owners to notify them of remaining infrastructure and secure formal approval for deletion. 2. Execution
a. Change Management: Raise and manage Change Requests for approved decommissioning actions. b. Coordination: Work with Storage, Compute, and Platform teams to execute permanent infrastructure removal. c. Tracking & Reporting: Track progress, escalations, and blockers via Jira — maintain clean boards and accurate status at all times. d. Stakeholder Communication: Produce and distribute structured notifications, reports, and dashboards to stakeholders and senior leadership. 3. Process Improvement & Automation
a. Rigor & Follow-Through: A rigorous approach to operational excellence is required. Engineers must proactively follow up on outstanding approvals, escape delays per SLA with clear professional communication. b. Process Improvement: Continuously improve processes, templates, and automation to increase decommissioning throughput. c. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Engineer will also need to work with cross-functional infrastructure and platform teams and must have an aptitude for learning new workflows and tooling as necessary. Technical Skills: 1. Basic Qualifications
a. Education: Bachelor’s or Masters in Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Engineering, or a related quantitative field. b. Experience: 3–5 years of professional experience in infrastructure management, technology project delivery and/or enterprise-scale environments involving large number business critical applications. c. Languages: Unix/Linux Shell Scripting,



Basic proficiency in Python (scripting, automation, data manipulation). d. Methodology: Familiarity with change management processes in regulated financial industries. 2. Core Infrastructure Competencies: Candidates must demonstrate a solid understanding of the following:
a. NAS / File Storage: Understanding of mounts, shares, volumes, quotas, and lifecycle management. b. CPU / Compute Infrastructure: Familiarity with on-prem capacity management and decommissioning procedures. c. Object Storage: Awareness of cloud/on-prem object stores and data retention policies. d. Development Environments: Working knowledge of IDEs such as VS Code, Intelli J IDEA, and Py Charm. e. AI & Automation Tools: Familiarity with AI engines and assistants (e.g., Git Hub Copilot, Chat GPT, Gemini) to accelerate operational tasks and reporting. Technical Stack Requirements:
Category Technologies Project & Workflow Management Jira (boards, epics, stories, sprints) Data Analysis & Reporting Excel (pivot tables, VLOOKUP, conditional formatting), dashboards Scripting & Automation Python, Power Shell, Bash Development Environments Familiarity with VS Code, Intelli J IDEA, Py Charm AI Engines Familiarity with Git Hub Copilot, Chat GPT, Gemini, Claude Infrastructure NAS, on-prem compute, object storage platforms Core Competencies:
1. Acts as a trusted team player who collaborates effectively across multiple teams and functions. 2. Communicates with clarity and confidence — concise written updates, structured verbal briefings, and proactive stakeholder management. 3. Works effectively with general teams across time zones and cultures; builds alignment and resolves issues constructively. 4. Delivery-focused with a strong sense of ownership; drives work to closure and meets commitments. 5. Brings high energy and urgency to achieve targets while maintaining quality and professionalism. 6. Shows intellectual curiosity; asks thoughtful questions, surfaces risks early, and seeks feedback to continuously improve. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Application infra management engineer (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Cognizant
📍 Ciudad de México