9 of 9 Remote IaaS Jobs in Oxford

stakeholders, engineers, and developers to translate business requirements into secure, scalable, and reliable Azure architectures. Key Responsibilities: Design and implement Azure-based solutions across IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. Lead architectural discussions and design sessions with stakeholders and technical teams. Ensure solutions align with Azure best practices for scalability, cost optimization More ❯

in consultancy or professional services environment Experience managing cloud transformation programmes, with a strong focus on Microsoft Azure Broad understanding of Azure services, spanning IaaS, PaaS, security, and data platforms Skilled in managing senior stakeholders and cross-functional teams Comfortable with project governance, financial tracking, RAID logs, and common PM More ❯

to meet project milestones. Key Skills Proven track record in leading complex infrastructure builds, ideally in regulated environments. Deep understanding of Microsoft Azure (especially IaaS, networking, and cloud security). Hands-on experience with Infrastructure as Code tools (e.g., Terraform, Bicep, Ansible). Familiarity with financial services or banking infrastructure More ❯

Solution Architecture. You must be both commercial/technical and have the ability to build rapport with key customers and internally. Tech Azure specialist IaaS/PaaS/SaaS AI - dont know experience but desire to develop that area Your Responsibilities R&D of new Azure products and Services Participate More ❯

with customers. Highly experienced working with, or within, a software or IT company (Essential) Highly experienced working with software licensing contracts, together with SaaS, IaaS, PaaS etc. (Essential) Proven experience of producing and presenting reports to a range of audiences. Experience of advising in relation to global data protection issues More ❯

IaaS Project Engineer Location: Hybrid – 2 days/week in West Malling office Rate: Up to £630 per day (Inside IR35) Contract: 6 months We’re looking for an experienced IaaS Project Engineer to join an Infrastructure team on a 6-month contract. This is a hybrid role, offering a … mix of remote and in-office work (West Malling), and is paying up to £630 per day inside IR35. Key Responsibilities for the IaaS Project Engineer: Manage incident and request fulfilment tickets within SLA timeframes Monitor infrastructure health and respond proactively to issues Provide hands-on support for IT projects … strong working relationships with stakeholders across the business, adapting your communication style to suit both technical and non-technical audiences Key skills for the IaaS Project Engineer: Proven 3rd Line Infrastructure Engineer – not a service desk role Hands-on experience in both traditional IT Infrastructure and Azure IaaS/PaaS More ❯

line with Microsoft’s Cloud Adoption Framework Deliver high-quality Infrastructure as Code using Bicep, Terraform or PowerShell Deploy and manage Azure PaaS and IaaS solutions, ensuring security and performance best practices Integrate services such as Web Application Firewall (WAF), Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), and Entra ID Collaborate with internal … artefacts and handover materials Stay current with Microsoft Azure innovations and drive technical excellence across engagements Ideal Experience Strong hands-on experience across Azure IaaS and PaaS services Proven track record in designing and deploying Azure Landing Zones Skilled in Infrastructure as Code using one or more of: Bicep, Terraform More ❯

operational costs related to support, maintenance, and security. The ideal candidate will bring solid experience in infrastructure design, including both Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) models. A strong working knowledge of IP networking, Ethernet routing and switching across LAN, WAN, and data centre environments More ❯

Growth Manager – ThinkHuge.net Are you a growth-obsessed marketing maestro who thrives in the fast lane? Do you eat data for breakfast, optimise funnels for lunch, and A/B test for dinner? Do you get a little too excited More ❯