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EUC Build Engineer - Omnissa Horizon

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Contract: EUC Build Engineer
Start Date: Aug 2026
Duration: 6 months
Location: Hybrid - on site in London 2 days a week
Rate: Negotiable (Deemed outside IR35)
Reference: 20537
Contract for an experienced EUC Engineer to work on a large enterprise client project responsible for VDI activities. YOU MUST BE ABLE TO SHOW YOU HAVE OMNISSA HORIZON EXPERTISE, MS Intune, AD, Apple Stack. AND Must have worked within large Enterprise Financial Services environments.
Key Responsibilities
- Build and configure Omnissa Horizon desktop pools, master images and App Volumes packages.
- Build and configure Igel thin clients, including repurposing existing HP laptops.
- Support pilot deployment waves hands-on, including user readiness and issue resolution.
- Execute integration tests; document deviations and remediation actions.
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Required Skills and Qualifications
- Minimum 3 years EUC engineering with hands-on experience in Omnissa Horizon.
- Working knowledge of Igel installation and configuration.
- Demonstrable delivery experience in a regulated Financial Services industry, including familiarity with change control, audit and compliance constraints.
- Experience working in a large, geographically distributed global organisation across multiple time zones and cultural contexts.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; able to engage with senior stakeholders and translate technical detail for non-technical audiences.
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- VDI: Omnissa Horizon (Blast Protocol, App Volumes) as default end-user platform.
- Enterprise Browser: Island.io.
- Endpoint management: Microsoft Intune (compliance policies, configuration settings, managed apps).
- Identity: Microsoft EntraID, Active Directory, Identity Federation, Conditional Access for M365.
- Apple stack: Apple Business Manager, Managed Apple ID, Automated Device Enrolment (ADE) into Intune, iPad (COD), iPhone (BYO).
- Thin-client strategy: Igel OS on repurposed HP hardware, dedicated thin-client standards.
- Cloud: Microsoft Azure as the control plane.
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