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Infrastructure Engineer (SAN / VMware)
Manchester
£45,000 – £55,000 + Benefits
Excellent opportunity for an experienced Infrastructure Engineer with strong SAN and VMware experience to join a growing team within a large, multi-site environment. This role will suit someone who enjoys working with enterprise storage, on-prem infrastructure, building systems from scratch and playing a key role in project delivery rather than purely BAU support.
This organisation is a well-established UK business operating across secure and highly regulated environments, with a significant national presence. They are investing in their infrastructure team, adding engineers to support growth and ongoing improvements across a large estate of over 90 sites and 1,000+ servers.
In This Role, You Will Be Responsible For:
- Delivering infrastructure projects and supporting core systems across a predominantly on-prem environment
- Managing and supporting SAN / enterprise storage platforms, alongside VMware virtual infrastructure, Active Directory and wider server technologies
- Around 80% of the role is project-based, giving you the opportunity to be involved in real upgrades, migrations and improvement work across the business
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The Ideal Candidate Will Have:
- Strong experience in enterprise infrastructure environments, particularly with SAN / storage platforms, VMware and on-prem systems
- Comfort working across physical and virtual environments
- Solid Active Directory experience
- Ideally some exposure to cloud technologies
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing team where you can take ownership of infrastructure projects, develop your technical skills, and work within a business that values practical, hands-on engineering expertise.
The Role:
- Support, administer and optimise SAN / enterprise storage environments
- Manage VMware infrastructure including hosts, clusters, datastores and performance
- Deliver infrastructure projects across 90+ sites (approx. 80% project work)
- Build, install and configure servers and infrastructure from the ground up
- Support and maintain Active Directory and core Microsoft environments
- Assist with cloud and hybrid infrastructure where required
- Carry out firmware upgrades, patching and lifecycle management
- Ensure systems are secure, stable and operating effectively


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The Person:
- Strong hands-on infrastructure experience in an enterprise environment
- Proven SAN / storage experience (key requirement)
- Strong VMware administration experience
- Solid Active Directory experience
- Exposure to cloud platforms such as Azure or AWS beneficial
- Experience with physical servers, racks and on-prem environments
- Full UK driving licence
- Able to obtain SC clearance
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