South Devon College
Senior Infrastructure Engineer

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South Devon College is looking for a Senior Infrastructure Engineer to join our Infrastructure team within IT Services. This is a hands-on role supporting Microsoft 365, Azure, and on-premises environments, helping to keep services reliable for thousands of users across the College. It would suit someone with strong infrastructure experience who enjoys solving technical challenges, developing their cloud skills, and working as part of a dedicated team.
We are particularly interested in candidates with strong server and storage experience who can help maintain and improve reliable, secure infrastructure services.
You will have:
- Experience supporting digital infrastructure in an enterprise environment.
- Strong working knowledge of network, server, communications, and cloud services.
- Practical knowledge of switching, wireless, connectivity, structured cabling, virtualization, and backup solutions.
- Experience with Microsoft Server, Microsoft 365, Azure services, and Teams telephony.
- Ability to maintain reliable, secure, and available infrastructure for day-to-day operations.
- Confidence resolving incidents, service requests, and complex technical issues.
- Experience following technical standards, change processes, and escalation routes.
- A proactive, analytical approach, with strong communication skills and a willingness to keep developing technical expertise.
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- Provide advanced support across Microsoft 365, Azure, Windows Server, and wider infrastructure platforms.
- Resolve escalated incidents, service requests, and complex technical issues, helping to minimize disruption to College services.
- Maintain and improve network, server, storage, and cloud infrastructure so services remain reliable, secure, and available.
- Contribute to infrastructure projects, upgrades, migrations, and technical documentation, working collaboratively across IT Services.
- Supervision of an Infrastructure Engineer.
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