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Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
Solihull | £65,000 + Benefits
We're recruiting on behalf of one of the UK's leading Managed Service Providers, looking to add an experienced Cloud Infrastructure Engineer to its growing cloud engineering team.
This is a hands-on engineering role where you'll design, build and support secure cloud platforms across Azure, AWS and hybrid environments. Working alongside infrastructure, networking and security specialists, you'll help modernise legacy services, automate infrastructure, deliver cloud migrations and shape enterprise cloud platforms used by customers across the UK.
Why Apply:
- Enterprise cloud projects – Design and support modern Azure, AWS and hybrid cloud environments.
- Automation-first culture – Work with Infrastructure as Code, scripting and CI/CD pipelines to improve platform delivery.
- Modern technology – Play a key role in cloud migrations, platform transformation and infrastructure modernisation.
- Technical ownership – Act as an escalation point for complex infrastructure challenges and influence engineering best practice.
- Career development – Ongoing training, technical development and opportunities to progress within one of the UK's largest managed service providers.
- Excellent benefits – Competitive salary, private medical insurance, enhanced annual leave, wellbeing support and more.
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What we're looking for:
- Proven experience as a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer, Cloud Engineer, Platform Engineer or Infrastructure Engineer.
- Strong hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure, AWS and hybrid cloud environments.
- Experience with Infrastructure as Code, automation, scripting and CI/CD pipelines.
- Good understanding of cloud security, identity, governance and infrastructure best practice.
- Experience delivering cloud migrations, infrastructure upgrades and platform transformation projects.
- Strong troubleshooting skills with the ability to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.


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