2 Configuration Engineer Jobs in Stoke-on-Trent

Who we are looking for A Junior Service Asset and Configuration Management Engineer who will gain experience in maintaining discovery data and lifecycle management within our environment. Working within the Service Asset and Configuration Management team, you will help to maintain and audit the data stored within … the Asset Management processes, policies and lifecycles, enabling you to follow them correctly and ensure systems are configured optimally to deal with the required configuration management needs. You will also review the systems and processes and polices where required, ensuring company and compliance needs are being met. This role … product modelling team to assist with maintaining products. Configuring items with the required inception to conclusion processes, surrounding product lifecycle management and any associated configuration data. Working with the CMDB team to help ensure devices are being scanned and are reporting on correctly. Learning about all things configuration more »

Asset & Config Engineer Akkodis are currently working in partnership with a global market leading client to recruit an Asset & Config Engineer to join a growing IT Asset and Configuration Management team supporting an enterprise business. Please note this role offers hybrid working opportunities. The Role As an … Asset & Config Engineer you will have previous experience working with CMDB or asset management toolsets. This role will give you the opportunity to learn and understand the Asset Management processes, policies and lifecycles, enabling you to follow them correctly and ensure systems are configured optimally to deal with the … required configuration management needs. You will also review the systems and processes and polices where required, ensuring company and compliance needs are being met. The Responsibilities Maintain and audit the data stored within the CMDB, by utilising various asset management toolsets whilst focusing on discovery. Ensure all data is more »