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Hyper-V Infrastructure Consultant – VMware Migrations
Home Based | South UK / M4 Corridor | Client-Site Travel
Excellent salary + bonus & benefits
We’re working with a growing UK technology services business looking for an experienced Hyper-V Infrastructure Consultant to join its project delivery team.
This is a hands-on infrastructure role with a particular focus on Hyper-V Failover Clustering and VMware to Hyper-V migrations.
We’re looking for someone who has genuinely built and delivered these environments, rather than simply supported them.
What we’re looking for
- Strong Microsoft Hyper-V experience
- Hands-on Hyper-V Failover Clustering – design, build, configuration and deployment
- Strong VMware ESXi / vCenter knowledge
- Experience delivering VMware to Hyper-V migrations
- Windows Server infrastructure experience
- Good server and storage knowledge
- Infrastructure networking – VLANs, switching, virtual networking, NIC configuration/teaming
- Experience delivering infrastructure projects into live customer environments
- Strong customer-facing and troubleshooting skills
- Ability to produce technical documentation, ideally including HLD/LLD
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Essentially, we’re looking for someone who can work across:
- Hyper-V cluster design → Failover Cluster build/configuration → networking, storage & NICs → VMware migration → testing → documentation → customer handover.
The broader environment includes enterprise infrastructure, backup/DR, HCI, networking and cloud technologies, so experience across these areas would be beneficial, but you don't need to tick every box. The core requirement is strong Hyper-V/VMware infrastructure and migration experience.


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Location
The role is predominantly home based, with travel to customer and data-centre sites across the South of England / M4 corridor when projects require hands-on delivery.
Due to the nature of the customer environments, candidates must be able to meet BPSS requirements and be eligible for SC clearance.
£60,000 – £70,000 depending on experience + annual bonus, private healthcare, pension and benefits.
If you’re a Hyper-V / VMware Infrastructure Engineer or Consultant who has built Failover Clusters and delivered virtualisation migrations, we’d be keen to speak with you.
Competitive salary depending on experience + annual bonus, private healthcare, pension and benefits.
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