Join Boston Consulting Group as an IT Platform Engineer Specialist, focusing on Azure & Power Platform. This role is pivotal in managing and evolving our Digital Marketing platform hosted in Azure Cloud. Ideal for early-career professionals eager to deepen their expertise in cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, and low-code solutions.

This position offers a clear growth path, providing exposure to architectural design, multi-platform ownership, and advanced Azure API development. You'll be instrumental in ensuring the reliability and efficiency of our digital marketing technology stack.

BCG is a global leader in business strategy, partnering with organizations to drive transformative change. We blend deep industry expertise with cutting-edge technology and design to deliver impactful solutions.

Take ownership of core Azure infrastructure tasks, including provisioning services, setting up robust monitoring, managing credential lifecycles, and enforcing tagging and cost discipline. You will also manage CI/CD pipelines for Power Platform solutions and develop a foundational understanding of Azure Function Apps and Azure API Management.

Key duties involve configuring essential Azure services like subscriptions, service bus, key vault, and function apps. You'll establish comprehensive monitoring for both Azure infrastructure and Power Platform flows, ensuring system health visibility. Proactive credential lifecycle management is crucial to prevent outages and security breaches.

Additionally, you will own deployment pipelines for Power Platform using GitHub Actions, enhancing low-code/no-code delivery. Contribute actively to team ceremonies, knowledge sharing, and continuous improvement, demonstrating a strong commitment to learning new cloud and platform engineering capabilities.

We are seeking candidates with 3+ years of direct experience with Azure Cloud and a working familiarity with core Azure services (subscriptions, service bus, key vault, function apps) or a demonstrated ability to learn quickly. Exposure to CI/CD pipelines, preferably with GitHub Actions (Azure DevOps is also considered), is essential.

Familiarity with the Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate) or a strong desire to learn low-code/no-code delivery is required. Basic knowledge of monitoring, logging, and observability concepts (e.g., Azure Monitor, Application Insights) is necessary. Comfort with credential and secret management in cloud environments and proficiency with Git/GitHub for version control are also key.

Experience with Azure Function Apps and Azure API Management configuration is advantageous, as are Microsoft certifications like AZ-900 or PL-900. Contributions to a Center of Excellence or knowledge-sharing initiatives are highly valued, alongside an awareness of AI capabilities within Azure.