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Hyper-V Engineer

DistroYucatánPosted Oct 7, 2026
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We're moving our private cloud off VMware and onto Microsoft Hyper-V. This is a hands-on build-and-migrate role on a multi-site project running through July 2027 across multiple data centers in the US and Canada. If you've built Hyper-V clusters, broken a few, and know how to fix them, we want to talk to you.
• What You'll Do:
• Build Hyper-V hosts and failover clusters: Windows Server, CSV, Live Migration, iSCSI and Fibre Channel SANs.
• Deploy and manage the platform with SCVMM and Active Directory on a segmented VLAN network design.
• Plan and run VMware-to-Hyper-V migrations with Veeam, from pre-migration prep through cutover.
• Tune workloads after cutover (CPU, memory, power settings, security exclusions) so customers don't feel it.
• Work with Networking and Security on VLAN segmentation, virtual firewalls, and DR for migrated workloads.
• Own the oddballs (Legacy OSes, SAP HANA) and document everything.
• What You Bring:
• 5+ years of hands-on Windows Server and virtualization experience, including production Hyper-V clusters.
• Real world VMware vSphere/ESXi to Hyper-V migration experience.
• Working knowledge of SCVMM, Failover Clustering, Active Directory, DNS, and Group Policy.
• Solid storage and networking fundamentals: FC/iSCSI SAN, VLANs, virtual switches, and NIC teaming.
• Veeam Backup & Replication experience, plus enough PowerShell to automate the repeatable stuff.
• A troubleshooter's mindset, a generalist's attitude, and the ability to explain your work to customers.
• Nice to Have:
• Microsoft (AZ-800/AZ-801) or Veeam (VMCE) certifications.
• Azure or AWS experience, especially cloud-based disaster recovery for Hyper-V workloads.
• An MSP or multi-tenant hosting background, plus experience with FortiGate, Dell iDRAC, or Live Optics.
 
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