My client has a small team, but have managed to deliver massive infrastructure projects to public and private sector clients through their state-of-the-art tier 3 data centre facilities. They are now looking to expand further and add an experienced Platform / Infrastructure Engineer to the team on an initial 12 month fixed term contract. (This will very likely end up permanent)
Role overview
We are recruiting two infrastructure / platform engineers to support and operate enterprise infrastructure within a managed hosting and data-centre environment. These roles suit engineers with solid, hands-on experience across compute, virtualisation, storage and networking, who are comfortable working within operational processes and shared service models.
Key responsibilities
Operate and support Wintel and Linux platforms in a hosted / managed services environment
Build, maintain and troubleshoot VMware-based virtual infrastructure
Support general storage platforms and data-centre networking
Work alongside network and security teams to support firewalling and connectivity
Participate in incident, problem and change management processes
Support onboarding and adoption of customer infrastructure into service
Contribute to documentation, runbooks and operational standards
Required experience
Experience working in a data centre or managed service provider environment
Strong Wintel and Linux administration experience
Solid VMware experience (build, operate, troubleshoot)
General understanding of enterprise storage and networking concepts
Familiarity with firewalling concepts (Fortinet preferred)
Tooling and systems
Monitoring and observability tools such as Zabbix and Grafana
Exposure to ManageEngine tooling (PAM, vulnerability management or service management)
Desirable
Exposure to Fortinet firewalls
Experience supporting customer-owned infrastructure in shared environments
Please note that this role requires a minimum of 3 days per week in the Hamilton office.
This is a phenomenal career opportunity. Please apply for immediate interview.
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