2 Storage and Backup Engineer Jobs in the South West

Infrastructure Engineer - Storage and Backup Solutions Mainstay is proud to represent a leading service provider committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions in the realm of IT infrastructure within the public sector This organisation is seeking a seasoned Infrastructure Engineer specialising in Storage and Backup Solutions to … join their team. In this role, you will spearhead the design, implementation, and maintenance of resilient storage and backup systems, ensuring data integrity and availability across diverse network landscapes. As an infrastructure engineer your responsibilities will include leading and mentoring team members in specialised technologies. Act as a … point of escalation for support issues and facilitate the introduction of new products and services. Troubleshoot various technologies including server OS, networks, and storage and identify and implement efficiency improvements, sharing knowledge across the team. The successful infrastructure engineer will have: Proficient in storage technologies such as Dell EMC more »

Job Title: Senior Infrastructure Engineer (Storage, Virtualisation & Backups) Location: Swindon (Hybrid) Salary: £47,000 - £55,000 (dependent on experience) + up to 10% pension and a full benefits pack! Must be able to achieve an SC Security Clearance. Looking to Interview ASAP so please contact Zoe, call on (phone … number removed) or email for a slot. Key Skills: Storage technologies (Dell EMC VNX, Unity),Storage connectivity (Brocade FC, iSCSI etc) Backup methodologies and products (Veeam B&R 11+, EMC Networker 19+, DataDomain), Server OS support (Windows and/or Linux), VMware ESX and vCenter in a clustered environment. … to join a leading IT Managed Service provider specialising in Data Centre Management. We are looking for a candidate with experience in actively managing and troubleshooting various technologies in an enterprise environment. This role involves taking ownership of the backup and storage technology areas and serving as an escalation more »