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– Cloud and Infrastructure to help operate, support and continuously improve the University of Canterbury’s hybrid technology environment. You will work across cloud services and core datacentre
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Systems and contribute research in areas such as distributed systems, cloud and edge computing, high-performance and parallel computing, large-scale data processing, resource management and scheduling
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cloud and infrastructure services are designed, delivered and evolved across a newly integrated organisation. This is about creating the foundations — ensuring platforms are reliable, scalable, and ready
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cloud and AI platforms across Azure and AWS, creating scalable environments that support enterprise data, analytics, machine learning, and generative AI solutions. You will automate infrastructure using
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advice to University peers around solution design, integration, testing and automation and ensure we provide seamless and secure user experiences. Being involved in the Identity program you will help
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, including Windows, Linux, cloud, virtualisation and storage technologies as required. What you will bring | Ngā tino pūkenga me ngā wheako To be successful in this role, you will have: A tertiary
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digital transformation programme, modernising legacy integrations, developing solutions across cloud and on-premise platforms, and helping shape the University's future integration capability. Key
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the future of UC’s endpoint, virtualised computing and cloud-first environments. You will lead architecture, engineering, automation and optimisation activities that help modernise computing services and
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, experimentation, SQL, and Python Cloud platforms and data services used to deliver analytics, for example Microsoft Azure or Snowflake Developing data strategy and strengthening data management, governance, quality
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security strategy Influence at executive level on risk, resilience and investment Build a modern, cloud-enabled security environment Position security as a business enabler, not a blocker What you’ll do