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Infrastructure Engineer

Birmingham
£60k/yr
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Azure Infrastructure Engineer - Birmingham, with Hybrid remote working

We’re hiring on behalf of a growing and well-known Birmingham-based organisation, for an Infrastructure Engineer to play a key role across its Azure and Microsoft 365 environment.

This role is ideally suited to an experienced Infrastructure Engineer who is looking for a new role, or an experienced 3rd Line / IT Support Engineer who already has strong Azure & infrastructure knowledge and wants to develop further within a modern cloud environment.

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You’ll get hands-on exposure to Azure infrastructure, including Entra ID, App Services, Storage, Backups & networking, Microsoft 365, Intune & Defender, PowerShell and automation as well as Infrastructure as Code using Bicep/ARM & Azure DevOps. This role will also involve Monitoring, troubleshooting & performance management. You will be well-versed in Azure, Windows Server, Active Directory, DNS & IIS.

This role demands someone with solid infrastructure fundamentals, a genuine interest in Azure, good problem-solving skills, and the ambition to keep learning.

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The client is based in Central Birmingham and you will be required to be in the office 2 days per week.

Role Summary

  • Title: Infrastructure Engineer
  • Location: Birmingham city center - with hybrid remote working as detailed above.
  • Salary: Up to £60,000 + benefits - this may be negotiable for the right candidate.
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Skills

Azure
Microsoft 365
Entra ID
App Services
Azure Storage
Azure Backups
Azure Networking
Intune
Microsoft Defender
PowerShell
Bicep
ARM Templates
Azure DevOps
Windows Server
Active Directory
DNS

Location

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

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