Infrastructure Manager

Adrian Steel is committed to providing the best cargo management solutions in North America. Because of this, we take our customer service to the next level. Since our beginning in 1953, our Adrian, Michigan, corporate office and manufacturing facility now encompass a 166,900 square ft. facility. We have up fitted over one million vehicles and counting! It's a fact that an organized vehicle increases workflow efficiency and reduces inventory damages.

We are recognized as a National Truck Equipment Association MVP.

We specialize in van storage solutions and accessories for all trades, including HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Building, Auto Glass, Painting, Locksmith, Parcel Delivery, and Cable/Satellite contractors to name a few.

We pride ourselves on respect, contribution, stability, and compensation to foster a long‑lasting relationship that puts Adrian Steel on the market as an employer of choice. As a premier employer, our employees are offered a robust benefits package that is constantly benchmarked to ensure we can attract and retain top talent. We value the dedication and innovation of all employees; we promote daily collaboration to ensure we are providing employees the opportunity to share ideas that will provide the best solutions and products for our customers.

Our goal is to partner with self‑motivated and driven individuals and foster a relationship of continuous improvement, while keeping our Mission Statement front and center; “Doing it right the first time, always improving.”

Our organization is currently seeking an Infrastructure Manager.

A successful candidate will be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required:

The Manager of Infrastructure & Network Engineering is responsible for the strategy, design, implementation, and operation of the organization’s global IT infrastructure and network ecosystem. This role ensures secure, scalable, and high‑performing platforms that enable business growth, operational efficiency, and digital transformation. This leader oversees data centers, cloud platforms, networks, end‑user compute, and core infrastructure services while aligning with cybersecurity, enterprise architecture, and business priorities.

The role requires a balance of hands‑on technical depth, strategic leadership, and operational excellence.

• Define and execute a multi‑year infrastructure and network roadmap aligned with business and IT strategy
• Lead modernization initiatives including cloud adoption (Azure), hybrid infrastructure, and network transformation (SD‑WAN, SASE)
• Establish standards for scalability, redundancy, and performance across 16+ locations
• Drive simplification and technical debt reduction across legacy environments

• Own uptime, performance, and reliability of:
  • Data centers / server environments
  • WAN/LAN, wireless, and edge networks
  • Identity & access infrastructure
  • Backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity
• Establish and manage SLAs, KPIs, and operational dashboards
• Lead incident response and root cause analysis for critical outages

• Partner with security leadership to ensure infrastructure is secure by design
• Drive:
  • Network segmentation and Zero Trust architecture
  • Endpoint detection and response (EDR) coverage
  • Patch and vulnerability management compliance
• Support audits (SOC 1, SOC 2, ITGC) and regulatory requirements
• Ensure resilience through immutable backups, DR testing, and RTO/RPO alignment
• Lead enterprise cloud strategy (primarily Microsoft Azure) including:
  • Compute, storage, networking, and identity integration
  • Cost optimization and Fin Ops discipline
• Oversee integration with enterprise platforms such as:
  • ERP (e.g., Oracle Cloud Fusion)
  • Data platforms (Power BI, Fabric, Data Warehouse)
• Drive automation through Infrastructure‑as‑Code and Dev Ops practices
• Lead and develop a team of infrastructure and network engineers
• Build a high‑performance culture focused on accountability, ownership, and continuous improvement
• Define organizational structure, roles, and…