service skills. Holds, or able to attain, Security Clearance at SC Level Desirable; Highly Available Storage solutions SAN Fabric Storage/Backup technical certification. ITILCertification Working knowledge of SM9/SNOW or similar The Backup & Storage Support Engineer will be rewarded with an exciting role with a more »
Employment Type: Permanent
Salary: £50000 - £57000/annum + Health, Life, Pension, 23 Days Hol
Desirable skills/qualifications: Veritas Netbackup and BackupExec Spectrum Protect and Spectrum Protect Plus NetApp Filers Hitachi Storage Highly Available storage solutions SAN Fabric ITILcertification Working knowledge of SM9/SNOW or similar As an Employee you will benefit from: Flexible benefits including, private medical and health more »
skills/qualifications: * Veritas Netbackup and BackupExec * IBM Spectrum Protect and Spectrum Protect Plus * NetApp Filers * Hitachi Storage * Highly Available storage solutions * SAN Fabric * ITILcertification * Working knowledge of SM9/SNOW or similar As an Employee you will benefit from: * Flexible benefits including, private medical and health more »
skills/qualifications: Veritas Netbackup and BackupExec IBM Spectrum Protect and Spectrum Protect Plus NetApp Filers Hitachi Storage Highly Available storage solutions SAN Fabric ITILcertification Working knowledge of SM9/SNOW or similar This is an excellent opportunity to join us and as an employee, you will more »
skills/qualifications: Veritas Netbackup and BackupExec IBM Spectrum Protect and Spectrum Protect Plus NetApp Filers Hitachi Storage Highly Available storage solutions SAN Fabric ITILcertification Working knowledge of SM9/SNOW or similar This is an excellent opportunity to join us and as an employee you will more »
configuring virtual machines in VMware V Centre; - Minimum 1 year continuous experience working in an IT Service Desk, within last 12 years; - Education: Certified ITIL Foundation. Due to the nature and urgency of this post, candidates holding or who have held high level security clearance in the past are more »