Infrastructure Engineer

Keshet Digital, home to Mako, N12, V1, and 12+, is looking for an Infrastructure Engineer to play a key role in designing, operating, and securing our large-scale production infrastructure serving millions of users daily.

This role sits at the intersection of infrastructure, security, automation, and cloud, with real ownership over mission-critical systems and architectural decisions.

What You’ll Be Doing?

• Design, deploy, and maintain production infrastructure across on-prem and cloud environments
• Operate and secure infrastructure including Firewalls, WAF, XDR, API Protection, and F5 load balancers
• Manage virtualization platforms (VMware vSphere / Cloud Foundation)
• Own core enterprise services: Active Directory, GPO, DNS, IIS, ADFS
• Work with AWS / Azure / GCP to ensure scalability, resiliency, and efficiency
• Troubleshoot complex web and application issues (HTTP/S, L7, backend servicesy
• Manage networking systems and protocols (TCP/IP, DNS, Cisco / Arista)
• Automate infrastructure processes using Python, PowerShell, and iRules
• Collaborate closely with development, security, and operations teams

What We’re Looking For

Must-Have?

• 5+ years of hands-on experience managing production infrastructure in large-scale web environments
• Strong expertise in Windows Server and Linux (Ubuntu / Red Hat)
• Deep experience with VMware and Cloud Foundation
• Proven experience with AD, GPO, DNS, IIS, and ADFS
• Hands-on experience with cloud platforms (AWS / Azure / GCP)
• Strong background in security technologies and networking fundamental
• Excellent understanding of web architecture and application flosw
• Strong scripting skills (Python, PowerShell, iRules)

Nice to Have

• Experience with Automation / IaC tools (Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins, Chef)
• Familiarity with monitoring tools (Zabbix, Grafana, Kibana)
• Experience with Apache / Nginx and databases (MySQL, MongoDB, MSSQL)
• End-to-end system lifecycle understanding (Architecture → Deployment → Monitoring)
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