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💼 Senior Infrastructure Engineer
📍 Remote - Travel every 3-6 months to our Bath (Datacenter)
👉 Circa £65k +5% bonus
My Product Path is supporting an organisation going through a major, company-wide digital transformation, hiring a Senior Infrastructure Engineer to play a key role in modernising and strengthening their IT estate. It’s a hands-on, technically strong role where you’ll help shape the future infrastructure landscape while keeping critical services stable, secure and performing.
Tasks & Responsibilities:
- Maintenance and configuration of our existing environments (server, security, monitoring, backups)
- Assist the IT Ops team in 3rd line technical escalations for BAU issues.
- Ensuring defined SLA’s and KPI’s are met, and continuity of service is maintained.
- Create and maintain comprehensive documentation of infrastructure, configurations and procedures.
- Regular updating to end users, key stakeholders and management.
- Recommend strategic direction for Infrastructure solutions
- Manage IT projects, delivering tasks to agreed timescales and quality and ensuring IT systems are reliable and performant.
- Be an active team player committed to achieving success. Mentor and support junior engineers, sharing best practices and knowledge.
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Your Background:
- A mix of on-premises and Azure Cloud: proficiency in managing and deploying cloud infrastructure.
- MS O365: Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office 365 administration.
- Windows OS: Strong experience with Windows Server 2016 and above, including IIS, DHCP, DNS.
- VMWare/Hyper-V: Knowledge of virtualisation technologies.
- Active Directory and Domain management: Advanced skills in managing and configuring AD and domain environments.
- Network Routers, Switches, Firewall: Hands-on experience with network hardware and security.
- Experience with Intune or Manage Engine.
- Project Management: Proven ability to manage IT projects, including upgrades and migrations.
- Security Best Practices: Understanding of security best practices and tools, including firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, and vulnerability management.
- Disaster Recovery: Experience in designing and implementing disaster recovery plans and procedures.


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Experience
- 5+ years of experience working in infrastructure environments
- A motivated and engaging team member who is able to self-manage projects and issues whilst operating in a high-pressure environment.
- Proficient in administering and supporting Windows Server environments
- Strong troubleshooting skills with the ability to resolve complex infrastructure issues
- Ability to produce well-structured and written documentation and communicate to technical and non-technical audiences.
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