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📍 Location: Manchester | 🕐 Full-time | 💻 Hybrid | 📈 £40,000
Position Summary
A dynamic and growth-focused technology firm is currently seeking an Infrastructure Engineer to support its expanding operations. The ideal candidate will be proactive, technically proficient, and adaptable, with a strong desire to contribute within a fast-moving environment. The successful applicant will join a workplace culture that prioritizes trust, skill development, and autonomy. Comprehensive resources for professional growth, including structured training and ongoing development programs, will be provided.
 
Main Duties and Responsibilities

Maintain and enhance a hybrid IT infrastructure across multiple locations, incorporating VMware and Azure technologies
Provision and manage both Linux and Windows-based virtual servers
Oversee and support endpoint devices and internal network systems
Ensure effective backup solutions and disaster recovery readiness
Administer firewall configurations and process security change requests
Uphold system security and data integrity standards
Occasionally participate in scheduled maintenance or out-of-hours support work 
Preferred Background

Minimum of two years in a related infrastructure or systems role
Strong interpersonal and collaborative abilities
Demonstrates initiative, reliability, and a results-driven approach
Comfortable adapting to evolving technical landscapes 
 
Desired Technical Expertise
Candidates with experience in at least three of the following areas will be viewed favorably:

Microsoft Windows Server technologies (e.g., Active Directory, DNS, IIS, SQL Server)
Microsoft 365 tools and platforms (e.g., Entra ID, Intune, Exchange Online, Defender)
Endpoint administration for both Windows and macOS systems
Core networking components (e.g., switches, firewalls, zero-trust networking solutions)
Cloud infrastructure knowledge, especially Microsoft Azure or AWS
VMware vSphere management
Linux system administration (Debian-based preferred)
Backup and replication tools, particularly Veeam
Use of CDN management platforms (e.g., Cloudflare)
Application of patching and software update toolsOffered Benefits

A competitive salary structure with potential performance bonuses
A flexible work environment, including hybrid and remote options
Access to high-quality training resources and structured CPD plans
Clear progression routes for professional advancement
A team-oriented culture emphasizing support, trust, and individual contribution
Engagement in meaningful and technically diverse projects from the outset 
How to Apply?     Deadline date for submissions: Monday 12th May 2025
Please submit your resume and a reference detailing your experience and qualifications for the Infrastructure engineer position to:
Ben Trapnell – Recruitment Consultant, SR2 Socially Responsible Recruitment; Benjamin @ (url removed) (phone number removed)
Infrastructure Engineer – (Azure Infrastructure, VMware, M365) Manchester

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