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At first glance your question is exactly on-topic for ServerFault, as it is about managing information technology systems in a business environment.

Although the subject is as much as if not more a business question than a technical problem and should be addressed in your enterprise architecture and/or at management level as part of your companies strategic business goals, in practice the operators and system administrators are indeed the ones having to deal with such issues.

As such it passes my litmus test for an an interesting opinion based question, so I propose you simply ask it and see what happens...

If you're actually looking for such a person and have an actual vacancy there is of course http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ as the SE job board.

At first glance your question is exactly on-topic for ServerFault, as it is about managing information technology systems in a business environment.

Although the subject is as much as if not more a business question than a technical problem and should be addressed in your enterprise architecture and/or at management level as part of your companies strategic business goals, in practice the operators and system administrators are indeed the ones having to deal with such issues.

As such it passes my litmus test for an an interesting opinion based question, so I propose you simply ask it and see what happens...

If you're actually looking for such a person and have an actual vacancy there is of course http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ as the SE job board.

At first glance your question is exactly on-topic for ServerFault, as it is about managing information technology systems in a business environment.

Although the subject is as much as if not more a business question than a technical problem and should addressed in your enterprise architecture and/or at management level as part of your companies strategic business goals, in practice the operators and system administrators are indeed the ones having to deal with such issues.

As such it passes my litmus test for an an interesting opinion based question, so I propose you simply ask it and see what happens...

If you're actually looking for such a person and have an actual vacancy there is of course http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ as the SE job board.

At first glance your question is exactly on-topic for ServerFault, as it is about managing information technology systems in a business environment.

Although the subject is as much as if not more a business question than a technical problem and should be addressed in your enterprise architecture and/or at management level as part of your companies strategic business goals, in practice the operators and system administrators are indeed the ones having to deal with such issues.

As such it passes my litmus test for an an interesting opinion based question, so I propose you simply ask it and see what happens...

If you're actually looking for such a person and have an actual vacancy there is of course http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ as the SE job board.

At first glance your question is exactly on-topic for ServerFault, as it is about managing information technology systems in a business environment.

But the subject is as much as if not more a business question than a technical problem and would addressed in your enterprise architecture and/or at management level as part of your companies strategic business goals.

It passes my litmus test for an an interesting opinion based question, so I propose you simply ask it and see what happens...

If you're actually looking for such a person and have an actual vacancy there is of course http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ as the SE job board.

At first glance your question is exactly on-topic for ServerFault, as it is about managing information technology systems in a business environment.

Although the subject is as much as if not more a business question than a technical problem and should addressed in your enterprise architecture and/or at management level as part of your companies strategic business goals, in practice the operators and system administrators are indeed the ones having to deal with such issues.

As such it passes my litmus test for an an interesting opinion based question, so I propose you simply ask it and see what happens...

If you're actually looking for such a person and have an actual vacancy there is of course http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ as the SE job board.