Hire Cloud Developers

Cloud engineering jobs come with plenty of responsibilities! Although the
details of each specific role will vary with the organization’s industry,
business needs, and cloud program objectives, most senior cloud engineers
will share some of the following job duties:

• Building and managing the connectivity infrastructure (e.g., networking functionality) that supports your connection to the cloud
• Scoping, planning, and migrating workloads and data pools to the cloud
• Building out key automations and integrations that help your cloud program smartly ingest and work with data
• Troubleshooting cloud errors and connectivity issues
• Implementing modern, industry-standard security and encryption practice

Hiring cloud security engineers and cloud networking engineers from PTP is easy! Just fill out the form below with your contact information, and a PTP recruiting specialist will reach out to start the process. They’ll zero in on you and your business’ needs, craft job listings to your exact specifications, promote the job posting, help you screen for interviews, and much more.

Cloud networking professionals are highly educated, analytical, and logical individuals who generally possess a very technological and high-level set of qualifications to match their roles. While individual credentials can and will vary, a well-qualified cloud analyst or cloud security professional will likely have most or all of the following traits:

• A Bachelor of Science degree, generally in a STEM-related field (e.g., computer science, engineering, programming, networking, etc)
• Additional certifications are not always required, but can be helpful; some of the most common certifications for cloud engineers include:
• Cloud provider certifications (e.g., AWS, Azure, etc)
• Skill set certifications (e.g., cloud security, cloud networking, and so forth)
• Programming language certifications
• Cloud service experience
• Software development or system engineering experience
• Programming competency (the most common languages include Java, Python, or Ruby)

Whether your current cloud goal is to migrate applications/workloads to an existing cloud solution or to build your own powerful cloud-based application, you can’t get off the ground without experienced cloud computing analysts, developers, and engineers. When looking for your team’s next cloud superstar, look for candidates who bring:

• Experience working with and scaling modern cloud solutions
• Solid software engineering and development chops
• Lots of curiosity, tempered by focus
• An automation-first mindset
• A dedication to lifelong learning/upskilling
• Good collaboration and teamwork skills

If you’ve got way too much on your plate to even begin to contemplate finding these individuals, you’re in luck – we’ve got senior cloud networking engineers with all the above skills and more in tow, ready to deploy where you need them next.

Nearshore cloud computing engineers significantly accelerate development and innovation by providing real-time collaboration and faster turnaround times due to their proximity in similar time zones. They offer specialized cloud expertise, which facilitates the rapid deployment and optimization of cloud solutions, enhancing scalability and flexibility. Additionally, the cost-efficiency of nearshore teams allows companies to invest more in strategic initiatives and innovation, driving technological advancements and improving overall project outcomes.