Nutanix Engineer

Position Overview

MetroSys is seeking a skilled Nutanix Engineer to support the deployment, configuration, and ongoing management of Nutanix environments across client engagements. This role is focused on hands-on implementation and operational support within HCI platforms.

The ideal candidate has strong experience with Nutanix technologies and is comfortable working in client-facing, fast-paced environments supporting both projects and operational needs.
Key Responsibilities

- Deploy, configure, and support Nutanix HCI environments across multiple clients

- Administer and maintain:
- Nutanix AOS

- AHV virtualization

- Prism Element and Prism Central

- Support infrastructure projects , including:
- Cluster deployments and expansions

- Migration of workloads to Nutanix

- System upgrades and lifecycle management

- Perform troubleshooting and issue resolution across compute, storage, and virtualization layers

- Assist with backup, replication, and disaster recovery configurations

- Monitor system health and performance, ensuring optimal operation and availability

- Collaborate with architects and senior engineers on design implementation and validation

- Maintain accurate documentation, configurations, and runbooks

- Support client requests, incidents, and service tickets

Required Qualifications

-
3–7+ years of experience in infrastructure, virtualization, or systems engineering

- Hands-on experience with:
- Nutanix AOS and AHV

- Prism management tools

- Strong understanding of:
- Virtualization concepts

- Storage and compute infrastructure

- Networking fundamentals

- Experience troubleshooting HCI environments and enterprise systems

- Ability to work across multiple clients and manage competing priorities

Preferred Skills

- Nutanix certification (NCA, NCP, etc.)

- Experience migrating from VMware or Hyper-V to Nutanix AHV

- Familiarity with backup and DR solutions

- Exposure to automation or scripting (PowerShell, APIs)

- Experience in managed services or consulting environments

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