3Roc Technology
Windows Engineer

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Windows Engineer – Data Centre Migration (12 Month FTC)
Remote (UK-based) + occasional travel
£50,000 – £62,000
About the Role
We’re hiring an experienced Windows / VMware Engineer to support a major data centre migration programme. This is a hands-on infrastructure engineering role, working across enterprise Windows and virtualisation environments to ensure systems are successfully migrated, stable, and fully operational. You’ll be working on a high-profile transformation programme, supporting critical infrastructure during build, migration, and cutover phases.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Managing and supporting Windows Server environments (2012–2022)
- Administering and maintaining VMware infrastructure (ESXi, vCenter, clusters)
- Supporting server builds, upgrades, and migrations across physical and virtual environments
- Participating in data centre migration and cutover activities, including out-of-hours work where required
- Troubleshooting infrastructure issues in live, enterprise environments
- Supporting high availability and disaster recovery configurations
- Working with IBM, internal teams, and third-party suppliers to deliver project outcomes
- Supporting build, test, and transition phases of the programme
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What We’re Looking For
- Strong experience with Windows Server administration in enterprise environments
- Proven experience with VMware (vSphere, ESXi, vCenter, clustering)
- Experience supporting infrastructure migrations or transformation programmes
- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills in complex environments
- Ability to work collaboratively across multi-supplier delivery teams


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Desirable
- Experience with Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, DHCP
- Familiarity with PowerShell scripting or automation
- Experience working in public sector or regulated environments
- Exposure to backup, recovery, or disaster recovery solutions
- Experience working alongside large system integrators
Why Join 3Roc?
- Work on a major transformation programme
- Be part of a growing consultancy with real opportunity
- Hands-on delivery role with real impact
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