Position Overview

MetroSys is seeking an experienced Senior Nutanix Engineer to support a large-scale enterprise infrastructure migration for one of our clients. This consultant will be responsible for hands-on implementation, configuration, migration, and optimization of Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) environments.
The idóneo candidate will have extensive experience with Nutanix AOS, AHV, Prism Central, and enterprise virtualization technologies, along with a proven background executing complex infrastructure migrations involving VMware, Hyper-V, or other virtualization platforms.
This role will work closely with Nutanix Architects, infrastructure teams, and client stakeholders to execute migration activities, minimize downtime, resolve technical challenges, and ensure successful workload transitions into the Nutanix environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Deploy, configure, administer, and optimize Nutanix HCI environments, including AOS, AHV, Prism Central, and Prism Element.




- Execute large-scale workload and virtual machine migrations from existing virtualization environments into Nutanix AHV or other designated target platforms.
- Utilize Nutanix Move and other migration tools to support workload discovery, migration planning, execution, and validation.
- Configure and manage Nutanix clusters, storage pools, networking, virtual machines, and associated infrastructure components.
- Perform pre-migration assessments, compatibility checks, dependency analysis, and infrastructure readiness validation.
- Execute migration waves, including workload transitions, testing, cutovers, rollback procedures, and post-migration stabilization.
- Troubleshoot complex issues involving virtualization, storage performance, network connectivity, replication, and application availability.
- Implement and validate backup, disaster recovery, replication, and high-availability configurations.
- Collaborate with infrastructure architects, application owners, network teams, and

📌 Senior Engineer (España)
🏢 MetroSys
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