Michael Page
Infrastructure Engineer

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As an Infrastructure Engineer within the manufacturing industry
You'll play a crucial role in maintaining and developing the company's technology systems. Your work will ensure smooth operations and support the business in delivering its services efficiently.
Client Details
A company in the AI and gaming manufacturing space.
Description
- Maintain and optimise the organisation's IT infrastructure, ensuring high availability and performance.
- Support the implementation of new technologies to enhance system efficiency.
- Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues promptly to minimise downtime.
- Monitor system performance and implement improvements as needed.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align infrastructure goals with business needs.
- Ensure all systems adhere to security and compliance standards.
- Document processes and system configurations for future reference.
- Provide technical support and guidance to internal teams as required.
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Profile
A successful Infrastructure Engineer should have:
- Strong Linux administration (Ubuntu) and Windows Server.
- Production virtualisation experience (Proxmox, VMware or Hyper-V).
- Software-defined / clustered storage (Ceph, vSAN or comparable).
- SQL Server administration including Always On AG / Windows failover clustering.
- Enterprise networking (Cisco or equivalent): VLANs, vPC/LACP, TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP.
- Scripting and automation (Bash and PowerShell).
- Monitoring/observability tooling and structured incident response.
- Typically 3-5 years in a hands-on infrastructure or 3rd-line role.


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Desirable
- Ceph at production scale, Docker/containers, NVIDIA GPU/CUDA exposure.
- Genuine interest in AI infrastructure and on-prem inference.
Job Offer
- A salary ranging from £50K - £55K + dependent on the level of experience.
- A permanent position offering stability and growth opportunities.
- 5 days onsite in the office based in Warrington.
- Access to additional benefits to support your professional and personal life.
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