ABL Recruitment
Mandarin Speaking Junior IT Infrastructure Engineer

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This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to move beyond a traditional IT support position and develop broader infrastructure experience within a regulated financial services environment. Working closely with the IT Infrastructure Manager, you will provide Tier 2 support while taking an active role in maintaining the bank’s servers, virtualised platforms, networks, backup systems and disaster recovery arrangements.
Job Title: Mandarin Speaking Junior IT Infrastructure Engineer
Location: London
Work style: Fully on Site
Salary: Competitive
About the Role
My client, a well-established international financial institution in London, is looking for a Mandarin Speaking Junior IT Infrastructure Engineer to join its in-house technology team. You will gain hands-on exposure to Windows Server, Active Directory, VMware, vSphere, network devices and infrastructure monitoring, as well as supporting business continuity, IT security and technology projects.
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Key Responsibilities
- Providing Tier 2 technical support and resolving infrastructure, system and network issues
- Maintaining Windows Server and desktop operating systems
- Supporting Microsoft infrastructure, including Active Directory, Exchange, WSUS, RDS and DFS
- Managing physical servers, virtual machines, storage and server room operations
- Supporting VMware, vSphere, vCenter, ESXi and Citrix environments
- Maintaining backup and recovery solutions, including Veeam, Backup Exec and LTO
- Supporting firewalls, routers and HP, Cisco, Juniper or Huawei switches
- Monitoring system capacity, performance, availability and network activity
- Maintaining IT assets, hardware and software inventories, and configuration records
- Supporting business continuity and disaster recovery planning and testing
- Assisting with infrastructure security, user access and system permissions
- Preparing IT procedures, operational manuals and management reports
- Liaising with overseas Head Office and Data Centre teams
- Providing IT guidance and training to employees


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Key Requirements
- At least three years’ experience in Tier 2 support, infrastructure support or systems administration
- Strong knowledge of Windows Server, Active Directory and Microsoft infrastructure
- Hands-on experience with VMware and virtualised environments
- Experience with backup systems, server hardware and network troubleshooting
- A practical understanding of firewalls, routers and network switches
- Technically well-rounded, with the ability to independently manage VMware, network infrastructure, backup systems and disaster recovery
- Strong documentation, troubleshooting and communication skills
- Fluent written and spoken English and Mandarin
- Banking or financial services experience would be highly desirable. Relevant certifications such as MCSA, MCSE, VCP, CCNA or CCNP would also be an advantage.
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