Overview
World Wildlife Fund is recruiting a full-time Senior Cloud Engineer (R4318) in Asunción, Paraguay.
Full job description
The role owns and supports Azure infrastructure, identity and security, backup and disaster recovery, cloud networking and advanced Azure/Entra/Microsoft 365 support for WWF operations.
Requirements & qualifications
Degree in IT or a related field and at least eight years of work experience including six years in IT; fluency in English and Spanish; substantial Azure, Entra ID, Microsoft 365, Windows/Linux, networking and automation experience. Candidates must already be based and authorized to work in an eligible country including Paraguay; the role does not sponsor employment visas.
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Verification notes
Verified on WWF's authorized SmartRecruiters posting on 2 September 2026. R4318 is full-time in Asunción and remains open to applications. The posting explicitly requires applicants to be based and authorized to work in an eligible country including Paraguay and says the position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship.
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