Drimva

JPMorgan Chase

Sr Lead Infrastructure Engineer - Windows & PowerShell

Columbus, OH +1 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Sep 25, 2026

Location
Columbus, OH
Houston, TX
Experience
10+ years applied experience; formal training or certification on software engineering concepts is also required.

About the job

Leads Windows Server infrastructure engineering, automation, and AI-assisted engineering practices across physical, virtual, and container environments.

What you'll do

  • Design and deploy automated Windows Server infrastructure pipelines and machine images; develop scripts for provisioning, configuration, and monitoring.
  • Ensure compliance with security and regulatory requirements, collaborate across teams, and lead complex infrastructure programs and modernization.
  • Promote approved AI-assisted engineering practices, setting standards for validating outputs and improving code quality, delivery, and operations.

What they ask for

  • Formal training or certification in software engineering concepts and 10+ years of applied experience.
  • Advanced knowledge of distributed systems running Windows Server, IIS, SQL Server, and underlying hardware and hypervisors.
  • Enterprise software engineering experience, including automation, integration with heterogeneous environments, and test harnesses; proficiency in software technologies or languages such as C#, .NET, Ansible, PowerShell, or Python.
  • Experience leading enterprise-authorized AI-assisted development and coaching on responsible, secure use; deep knowledge of cloud infrastructure and public and private clouds.

Nice to have

  • Experience deploying Windows Server on physical servers, configuring clusters, and using virtualization technologies such as VMware, Hyper-V, or KVM.
  • Experience with chaos engineering tools such as Gremlin.

Tools

Windows Server 2016/2019/2022/2025, IIS, SQL Server, C#, .NET, Ansible, PowerShell, Python

AI focus

Drives adoption and governance of approved AI-assisted engineering for coding, code review, refactoring, test acceleration, troubleshooting, release readiness, and incident/root-cause analysis; establishes validation standards and promotes responsible, secure use.

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