ASE Pro/Pro GPU field deployments, not just "familiar with"
Named Azure Local / HCI cluster deployments with Arc onboarding
Migration/cutover war stories with rollback executed
Worked alongside Microsoft engineering/support (escalation, pilot/TAP programs)
Enterprise customer-facing delivery across time zones
Red flags / disqualifiers
Only public Azure cloud migration (Azure Migrate, lift-and-shift VMware Azure) with no Stack Hub/Edge exposure this is the most common false positive
Pure VMware or on-prem Hyper-V admin with Azure certs but no hybrid/edge platform work
"Azure Stack" listed once in a skills blob with nothing in the experience bullets
Script authors only, with no evidence of debugging/validating others' automation
Backend-only engineers with no customer-facing track record 30% of this job is workshops and exec conversations
Differentiators between the two
Lead: look for design authority, sequencing/dependency planning across a portfolio of customers, RCA ownership, exec presence, and reusable-artifact creation.
Engineer: look for execution volume how many migrations, how many environments, depth in log analysis and troubleshooting.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Greater Seattle, WA
Skills
ASEunmatched
Analysis Skillsunmatched
Automationunmatched
Customer Relationsunmatched
Debugging Skillsunmatched
GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)unmatched
Human-Computer Interactionunmatched
Identify Issuesunmatched
Microsoft Hyper-Vunmatched
Microsoft Product Familyunmatched
Microsoft Windows Azureunmatched
Onboardingunmatched
Public Cloudunmatched
Scripting (Scripting Languages)unmatched
Technical Consultingunmatched
VMWareunmatched
Windows PowerShellunmatched
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