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Linux Desktop Support Engineer
Up to £65,000 + Equity + Benefits | Central London | Hybrid
Our client, a FinTech business, is looking for a Linux Desktop Support Engineer to help them build mission-critical connectivity infrastructure for global financial markets. They are looking for a hands-on engineer to join their Site Reliability Engineering team, taking ownership of the endpoint environment used by their engineering teams while developing broader Linux, automation, and infrastructure skills.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone from an endpoint, desktop engineering, or systems support background who already has strong hands-on Linux experience and wants to progress further into SRE.
The Role
- Work across Linux/Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows, with a particular focus on Linux environments.
- Provisioning, configuring, and rebuilding Linux, macOS, and Windows laptops and workstations.
- Supporting employee onboarding and resolving desktop and endpoint issues.
- Maintaining Linux developer workstations and shared engineering devices.
- Managing endpoint and configuration tooling including Ansible, Jamf, and Intune.
- Troubleshooting Ubuntu/Linux systems through the command line.
- Managing device lifecycle, hardware, and office technology.
- Automating repetitive tasks using scripting and configuration management.
- Improving provisioning, rebuild, and operational processes.
- Troubleshooting network and connectivity issues.
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What We Are Looking For
- Strong endpoint, desktop engineering, workplace technology, or systems support experience.
- Good hands-on Linux/Ubuntu administration and troubleshooting.
- Experience supporting macOS and Windows environments.
- Laptop provisioning, configuration, and rebuild experience.
- Experience with Ansible, Jamf, Intune, or similar tooling.
- Confidence working through the Linux CLI.
- Bash, Python, PowerShell, or similar scripting experience.
- Good networking fundamentals including TCP/IP, DNS, and DHCP.
- A structured, methodical approach to troubleshooting.
- Genuine enthusiasm for Linux, infrastructure, and automation.


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We are particularly interested in people who enjoy experimenting with technology outside their day job, whether that means running Linux at home, trying different distributions, building a homelab, self-hosting services, or automating their own environment.
This role would suit someone who enjoys hands-on endpoint engineering but wants the opportunity to develop deeper Linux, infrastructure, automation, and SRE skills over time.
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