We are seeking an experienced Cloud Logging Integration Engineer to design, implement, automate, and support cloud-native logging and security telemetry solutions across AWS and Microsoft Azure environments.
The role focuses on Microsoft Sentinel log ingestion, Elastic Logstash, cloud infrastructure automation, Terraform/Terragrunt, and security telemetry integration.
Key Responsibilities
* Design and maintain cloud-native logging pipelines using Microsoft Sentinel and Elastic Logstash.
* Implement log ingestion, parsing, filtering, transformation, and normalization.
* Develop Azure Data Collection Rules (DCRs), Data Collection Endpoints (DCEs), and Log Analytics workspaces.
* Integrate AWS and Azure cloud security data sources into Microsoft Sentinel.
* Develop KQL queries for log validation, analysis, and troubleshooting.
* Manage AWS and Azure cloud infrastructure and logging services.
* Automate infrastructure deployment using Terraform, Terragrunt, and GitHub Actions.
* Develop automation scripts using Python, JSON, SQL, and REST APIs.
* Troubleshoot log ingestion, authentication, connectivity, and data transformation issues.
* Ensure reliability, scalability, performance, and security of cloud logging solutions.
Required Skills
* 5+ years of Cloud Engineering experience.
* 3+ years of hands-on experience with AWS and Azure.
* 2+ years of experience with Microsoft Sentinel or enterprise SIEM platforms.
* 2+ years of Terraform experience.
* 2+ years of Elastic Logstash or similar log-processing technology.
* Experience with KQL, Python, and SQL.
* Strong knowledge of AWS services: S3, ECS/Fargate, IAM, KMS, SNS, SQS, Lambda, EFS, EC2, VPC, and CloudWatch.
* Strong knowledge of Azure Sentinel, Log Analytics, Azure Monitor, DCRs, DCEs, Logic Apps, Entra ID, and RBAC/IAM.
* Experience with Terraform/Terragrunt and GitHub Actions.
* Strong understanding of GitHub, source control, pull requests, and code reviews.
Mandatory Certification:
Candidates must hold at least one active AWS or Microsoft Azure certification.
