Nigel Frank International
ICT Infrastructure Operations Engineer

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We’re working with a large UK organisation looking for an ICT Infrastructure Operations Engineer to join its Infrastructure Operations team.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced 2nd/3rd Line Infrastructure Engineer who wants to move beyond traditional support and take greater ownership of automation, infrastructure improvement and project work.
The role combines hands-on 3rd Line infrastructure support with a strong focus on identifying repetitive processes and automating them across a Microsoft-based environment.
The Role
You’ll act as a technical escalation point for complex infrastructure issues while helping improve how the wider IT function operates through automation and continuous improvement.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Providing 3rd Line infrastructure support across cloud and on-premise environments
- Troubleshooting complex incidents and identifying root causes
- Supporting Microsoft 365, Azure, Windows Server and Intune
- Managing Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID
- Carrying out infrastructure maintenance, upgrades and patching
- Identifying repetitive manual processes that can be automated
- Building automation using PowerShell, Power Automate and other technologies
- Automating deployment, monitoring, reporting and administrative processes
- Supporting infrastructure projects and technical implementations
- Working with Service Desk, Infrastructure, Field Services and Project teams
- Creating technical documentation and sharing knowledge across the wider IT function
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What We're Looking For
You don’t necessarily need to tick every box, but you should have a strong Microsoft infrastructure background and a genuine interest in automation.
Key experience includes:
- Strong 2nd/3rd Line Infrastructure Support experience
- PowerShell scripting and automation
- Microsoft Azure
- Microsoft 365
- Windows Server
- Intune
- Active Directory / Entra ID
- Power Automate and/or wider Power Platform experience
- Endpoint management and device deployment
- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
- Experience working in an ITIL-based environment
- Ability to take ownership of technical issues and work with stakeholders


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Experience with Python, Microsoft Graph API, Azure Automation, Azure Functions, Terraform, Ansible, CI/CD or DevOps would be beneficial but isn't essential.
Who Would This Suit?
This could be a great next move if you're currently a strong 2nd Line Engineer looking to step into 3rd Line, or you're already working at 3rd Line and want a role where you can do more than simply work through tickets.
We're particularly interested in people who naturally look at repetitive IT tasks and think, "How can I automate this?"
If you have a strong Microsoft infrastructure background, solid PowerShell skills and want to take on more responsibility across automation and infrastructure projects, I'd be keen to speak with you.
Interested? Apply or get in touch to discuss the role in more detail.
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