2 of 2 Network Infrastructure Engineer Jobs in Scotland

JOB TITLE: Infrastructure Engineer SALARY : £47,790 - £53,100 LOCATION(S): Edinburgh, Leeds or Manchester HOURS: Full-time - 35 hours per week WORKING PATTERN: Our work style is hybrid, which involves spending at least two days per week, or 40% of our time in the office, either Edinburgh, Leeds or Manchester. About this opportunity The focus of this … role to provide support, guidance and delivery of Technical Patterns that align with LBG Policy, Strategy. An opportunity has risen for a Infrastructure Engineer to join our Network Security and Traffic Management Lab within the Core Infrastructure Platform at Lloyds Banking Group. The focus of this role to provide support, guidance and delivery of Technical Patterns … that align with LBG Policy, Strategy. What you'll do Assist in the design, implementation, maintenance and support of software-defined infrastructure resources. Gain practical experience whilst working on medium-complexity IaC-related activities under the guidance of senior Infra engineers. Identify shortcomings and suggests improvements to existing processes, systems and procedures, then delivers a plan for a small More ❯

communications technology) and information services across Scottish Government to a growing number of shared services customers. In this key management and operational role, you will help ensure our technology infrastructure meets the needs of thousands of users across central government. As a Lead Infrastructure Engineer for Data Centres and SCOTS Network Services, you will oversee the … deliver high-quality ICT solutions and expert advice that support the organisation's wider digital ambitions. Responsibilities Lead teams and departments in the design, implementation, administration and support of infrastructure solutions and services with an understanding of information security. Demonstrate a strong understanding of the most appropriate modern standards and practices, and how they are applied. Achieve excellent user … for the product or programme. Identify process improvements and contribute to the definition of best practice. Troubleshoot and identify problems across different technology capabilities including computing, storage, networking, physical infrastructure, software, commercial-off-the-shelf software (COTS) and open-source software. Coordinate the identification and assessment of new and emerging hardware, software and communication technologies, products, methods and techniques. More ❯