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Senior Infrastructure Engineer

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Senior Infrastructure Engineer – 6 Month Contract
London / Hybrid | Multi-site environment | Outside IR35
We’re supporting a high-profile, customer-facing organisation undergoing a significant shift in its infrastructure operating model. As part of that change, they are bringing key third-line capability back in-house and are looking for two experienced Senior Infrastructure Engineers to join on an initial six-month contract.
This is a hands-on role suited to someone who is comfortable working across a broad infrastructure estate, picking up both BAU support and project work, and operating in an environment where priorities can change quickly. You’ll be expected to investigate issues, take ownership and work across technologies rather than operate within a narrow specialist remit.
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- Third-line infrastructure support, break/fix and environment management
- Azure infrastructure including VMs, networking, storage, and backups
- Microsoft 365, Exchange Online, SharePoint, and Intune
- Cisco Meraki networking, troubleshooting, and remediation
- PowerShell scripting and administration
- Supporting legacy on-premise infrastructure, including older Windows Server environments
- Assisting with the removal of legacy technologies and ongoing cloud migration
- Supporting VMware/Horizon transition activity and Hyper-V environments
- Picking up smaller infrastructure and workflow improvement projects
- Visiting operational sites when required to support infrastructure issues and project delivery
Requirements
The ideal person will have:
- Strong Microsoft/Azure infrastructure experience
- Good networking knowledge
- The ability to work independently in a fast-moving environment
- Experience with legacy estates
- The confidence to investigate technologies you may not have worked with extensively before


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Contract Details
- Contract: Initial 6 months, with potential to extend
- Location: London / Hybrid, with occasional travel to UK sites
- Start: ASAP
- IR35: Outside IR35
- Notice: Two weeks preferred
If you’re an experienced infrastructure engineer who enjoys getting under the bonnet of complex environments and wants a broad, hands-on contract, please get in touch.
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