Role: Workload Placement Engineer / Infrastructure Engineer
Location: Remote

Job Summary
We are seeking a highly motivated Workload Placement Engineer to support enterprise workload placement, workload migration and overall cloud adoption. This role will be responsible for assessing application portfolios, performing cloud suitability evaluations, conducting dependency analysis, and migrating workloads across cloud, on-premises, edge, colocation, and SaaS solutions.
The Workload Placement Engineer will partner with application owners, enterprise architects, infrastructure teams, security teams, and business stakeholders to ensure workloads are placed in the most appropriate hosting environment based on business, technical, operational, financial, and compliance requirements.
The idóneo candidate combines cloud knowledge, application assessment experience, and strong analytical skills to drive informed workload placement decisions and accelerate modernization and migration programs.
Key Responsibilities
Workload Assessment & Placement




· Conduct workload discovery and assessment activities across application portfolios.
· Perform cloud suitability assessments and disposition analysis using established decision frameworks.
· Evaluate workload characteristics, dependencies, business criticality, security, compliance, and performance requirements.
· Recommend workload placement options including Cloud, SaaS, Colocation, On-Premises, Edge, or Hybrid environments.
· Document placement decisions, rationale, risks, and assumptions.
Application Dependency Mapping & Analysis
· Analyze application dependencies using CMDB, monitoring tools, discovery platforms, and stakeholder interviews.
· Validate upstream and downstream application relationships.
· Support dependency-based grouping and migration wave planning.
· Identify potential migration blockers, integration risks, and remediation requirements.
· Maintain workload inventory and dependency repositories.
Migration Readiness

📌 Workload Placement Engineer (México)
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📍 México