Cloud Systems Admin

Stefanini Group•Dearborn, MI

7d•Remote

About The Position

Stefanini Group is seeking a Cloud Systems Admin to coordinate the installation, integration, operation, and ongoing support of engineering applications in a Defense Azure Government environment. The role initially focuses on onboarding CAE applications, including software installed in virtual desktop environments and supporting license-server infrastructure. Over time, the position will help evolve individual application deployments into an integrated engineering application environment for the broader Defense business. The Cloud Systems Admin works with Engineering, Enterprise Technology, ISI, application vendors, and other service providers to ensure applications and infrastructure are securely deployed, properly licensed, and operationally supported. The role also supports application architecture and integration planning, license and capacity management, and Azure Government cost reporting and forecasting.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical, computer, or software engineering or a related field, or equivalent experience.
At least 7 years of experience installing and supporting CAE tools, such as MATLAB, Simulink, ANSA, LS-DYNA, or LS-PREPOST.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Azure infrastructure and operations, including virtual machines, storage, identity, monitoring, backup, and cost management.
Experience supporting Windows-based virtual desktop applications, such as Azure Virtual Desktop or Windows 365, or comparable hosted desktop environments.
Understanding of floating or concurrent software licensing models and license-server technologies.
Experience managing application licenses, SKUs, capacity, renewals, and usage reporting.
Ability to interpret vendor infrastructure and application requirements and translate them into implementable technical designs.
Strong organizational skills and ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Systems-integration experience spanning interfaces, authentication and authorization, data flows, and application dependencies.

Nice To Haves

M.S. or Ph.D. in mechanical, electrical, computer, or software engineering or a related field.
Experience with Azure Government, GCC High, or another regulated government cloud environment.
Experience with cloud financial management, consumption reporting, chargeback, or cost allocation.
Familiarity with security assessment, application onboarding, architecture-review, and change-management processes.
Experience supporting U.S. government or defense-related technology environments.

Responsibilities

Gather and document application requirements, including binaries, infrastructure, dependencies, user populations, licensing models, authentication, and installation sequencing.
Coordinate with ISI to install and configure CAE applications in Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop environments.
Identify applications that require additional infrastructure, such as license servers, databases, integrations, HPC, or specialized VM configurations; support testing, user validation, and transition to steady-state operations.
Participate in application and solution architecture reviews and support integration planning among CAE tools, 3DEXPERIENCE, requirements-management platforms, and data-transfer capabilities.
Document current- and target-state architectures, dependencies, and operational ownership.
Maintain an inventory of Microsoft and Azure Government license types, SKUs, assigned quantities, available capacity, and forecasted demand.
Monitor license consumption and initiate requests proactively before capacity is exhausted.
Reconcile Azure Government charges to subscriptions, applications, environments, and users; prepare recurring cost reports and billing extracts.
Investigate unexpected usage, cost variances, and consumption trends with cloud, billing, finance, and ISI teams.
Maintain current cost forecasts as applications, infrastructure, licenses, and user populations change.