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As an Accountant at Cardinal Health, you will prepare and review financial reports, manage journal entries, and support month-end close activities. You will also assist with audits, budget forecasting, and daily treasury functions while collaborating with various departments to drive improvements.

The Analyst in Cloud Engineering focuses on maintaining a stable production environment across various operating systems, including Linux and Microsoft systems. Responsibilities include proactive patching, infrastructure support, managing capacity, troubleshooting issues independently, and collaborating with vendors and clients.

The role involves managing escalations and operations in public cloud environments, enhancing a knowledge base for cloud technologies, handling client requests, conducting periodic system changes, and participating in on-call coverage. The engineer is expected to apply expertise in cloud platforms, systems administration, and automation solutions while maintaining documentation and critical thinking skills.

The Analyst, Cloud Engineering at Cardinal Health is responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining server environments using GCP, AWS, and Azure. This role includes problem resolution, capacity management, and automation of cloud/server processes, requiring working knowledge in cloud technologies and system management tools.

The Java Developer will be responsible for the administration, support, and monitoring of Java Applications and the Genesys Cloud environment. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting application issues, performing bug fixes, and enhancing existing systems.

The Pricing Analyst manages pricing data integrity within the ERP system, coordinates customer pricing changes, resolves pricing issues, and analyzes gross profit discrepancies. This role supports sales and vendor interactions, ensuring accurate pricing setup and maintenance while working collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders.

The IT Infra FinOps Analyst is responsible for optimizing cloud costs and improving the chargeback process. This role involves developing financial reports, collaborating with finance and engineering teams, and promoting FinOps best practices. The analyst will also implement cost management strategies and mentor less experienced colleagues while staying updated with industry trends.