5 to 15 Yrs Exp - Platform & EUC Build Engineer

Company : Neorealm

Job Type : Full Time

Bengaluru, India

Job Description - 5 to 15 Yrs Exp - Platform & EUC Build Engineer

Role Overview

We are looking for experienced infrastructure professionals to support the build, deployment, and management of enterprise -scale platform and end -user computing environments. The role requires strong expertise in Windows, Citrix, Netscaler, and WebSphere technologies.

Location: Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi

Requirements

Key Skills

Windows Server Administration
Citrix Virtual Apps & Desktops
Citrix Netscaler / ADC
IBM WebSphere Administration
Infrastructure Deployment & Build Management
End User Computing (EUC)
System Monitoring & Performance Optimization
Incident & Problem Resolution

Responsibilities

Build, configure, and support enterprise infrastructure environments.
Deploy and manage Windows, Citrix, Netscaler, and WebSphere platforms.
Perform upgrades, patching, performance tuning, and troubleshooting.
Ensure platform availability, stability, and security compliance.
Support infrastructure readiness for application deployments.
Collaborate with architecture, application, security, and operations teams.

Benefits

Work on a large -scale healthcare technology transformation initiative.

Exposure to enterprise -grade infrastructure environments.

Opportunity to work alongside global infrastructure and architecture teams.

Hands -on involvement in critical deployment and modernization programs.

Hybrid work model with long -term project visibility.

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