4 of 4 Permanent VMware NSX Jobs in Manchester

hands-on engineering role focused primarily on securing complex on-premise infrastructure, alongside hybrid-cloud environments. It would suit somebody with strong experience across VMware NSX, enterprise firewalling, Windows security and network segmentation who enjoys implementing and improving security controls rather than simply producing policies or architecture documents. … government SC clearance required. Candidates must be willing and eligible to undergo Developed Vetting. The role Implement and maintain security controls across on-premise VMware infrastructure. Lead the configuration and optimisation of VMware NSX, distributed firewall policies and micro-segmentation. Work with VMware vDefend to support ...

teams to deliver resilient infrastructure solutions, provide technical leadership on complex issues, and support the ongoing health and optimisation of critical systems. Essential Skills VMware technologies (ESXi, vCenter, VMware Cloud Foundation) Windows, Linux and/or macOS server administration Containers and Kubernetes NSX (Virtualisation & Networking) Networking ...

teams to deliver resilient infrastructure solutions, provide technical leadership on complex issues, and support the ongoing health and optimisation of critical systems. Essential Skills VMware technologies (ESXi, vCenter, VMware Cloud Foundation) Windows, Linux and/or macOS server administration Containers and Kubernetes NSX (Virtualisation & Networking) Networking ...

resolution when nobody else can. Day to day, that means leading the technical response to P1 and P2 major incidents, managing Dell VxRail and VMware VCF platform lifecycle operations, overseeing Veeam backup architecture and Azure DR strategy, and delivering capacity management reporting. You'll present complex RFCs … weekly Change Advisory Board, manage vendor escalations with Dell, HPE, VMware (Broadcom) and Microsoft, and contribute to quarterly strategic reviews. While you won't hold the Solution Architect title, you're expected to understand the target architecture well enough to make sound operational decisions ...