Storage Engineer - Everpure FlashArray + FlashBlade

CMK Resources
San Francisco, CA
Job Description
Role Overview

Supports a rapidly expanding, highly technical cloud infrastructure environment as a trusted technical advisor, providing hands-on expertise across enterprise block, file, and object storage technologies.

What You Will Do

Configure, administer, troubleshoot, and optimize enterprise Everpure FlashArray and FlashBlade environments, provide technical guidance on FlashArray and FlashBlade features, functionality, architecture, and storage best practices.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate is a proactive, consultative engineer who can navigate complex infrastructure environments, drive technical conversations, implement best practices, and confidently engage with highly technical stakeholders.

Requirements

  • Extensive hands-on experience with Everpure FlashArray, including block storage administration, replication, security, CLI/GUI management, REST APIs, and advanced troubleshooting.
  • Strong experience with Everpure FlashBlade, including file storage, unstructured data, and S3-compatible object storage.
  • Hands-on experience with FlashArray ActiveCluster, including configuration, synchronous replication, and high-availability operations.
  • Deep Linux administration and troubleshooting experience, including file systems, multipathing, storage connectivity, and host-level storage management.
  • Experience supporting storage infrastructure in KVM virtualization environments.
  • Strong understanding of enterprise storage protocols, including iSCSI, NVMe/TCP, NFS, and S3.
  • Working knowledge of scripting and automation technologies such as Python, Bash, Ansible, and REST APIs.
  • Solid understanding of networking concepts, routing, storage connectivity, and configuration management.
  • Experience supporting complex, large-scale enterprise or cloud infrastructure environments.
  • Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills with the ability to independently diagnose and resolve infrastructure issues.
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