Infrastructure Engineer
London
Infrastructure Engineer
London
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A Fantastic opportunity has arisen for an Infrastructure Engineer to join a prestigious Asset Management business in Central London on a 12 month FTC. You will be reporting directly to the Infrastructure Platform Manager working within a team of 5 with a heavy focus on support the infrastructure on Windows technologies, with a strong knowldge and experience needed with Hyper-V, VMware and Powershell
Key responsibilities and skills
- Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Server Virtualization and Clustering with Windows Server, Hyper-V and Microsoft System Center Suite (SCOM/SCCM/SCVMM)
- Strong Hyper-V 2012R2 - 2016 in a clustered, multi-site environment with Hyper-V replica or SAN storage replication
- Strong Exchange 2010 - 2016 with Blackberry Work (UEM)
- Strong System Centre 2016 (SCCM/SCVMM/SCOM)
- Must have Strong Powershell and scripting
- Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop 7.15 and NetScaler VPX
- Develop and deliver BAU maintenance plans across a wider portfolio of systems.
- Work with external vendors and help with evolving Service Agreements to ensure they offer flexibility whilst delivering maximum value to the business
- Be involved in the delivery of wide ranging solutions across our platforms
- MUST have previous experience wirthin Financial Services
This is a great opportunity for an established Infrastructure Engineer to join a social, tightknit team bringing your technical skill set and expertise to the team. To apply directly for the role please email sam.field@markssattin.com
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