1 to 3 of 3 Migration Jobs in Camden

3rd Line Infrastructure Engineer £50,000 - £55,000 plus benefits including training and certifications Camden, London, NW1 Key Words: On-Prem, Migration, Project, Exchange, Server, Infrastructure, AD Domains, Scripting, PowerShell, IT Support, MSP, IT Managed Services, 3rd Line, Service Desk, Helpdesk, Help Desk, PC, Windows, Mac, Active Directory, Cloud, Office … and maintain servers, storage, network, and security infrastructure Evaluate and recommend new hardware and software solutions to improve IT systems and infrastructure Lead cloud migration initiatives, ensuring smooth and seamless migration of systems and applications to cloud-based platforms 3rd Line Infrastructure Engineer Requirements: Experience working with IT infrastructure, including … servers, storage, network, and security technologies. Experience of delivering/taking the lead on on-prem to cloud migration projects, including with Exchange. Experience working for an MSP (IT support company/IT managed services provider) is a bonus. Experience with cloud-based platforms, including Azure, AWS, or similar. Strong more »

to identify the correct stakeholders but won’t be required to complete any technical work. The current projects are focused around Zscaler, Firewall, Cloud Migration and End of Life Migrations. The IT Project Co-Ordinator would work remotely with possible travel to some European sites (Expenses covered). Primary day … an IT Project Co-Ordinator/Junior Project Management role Understanding of certain concepts and tools: Zscaler, Firewall, Azure AD, VPN, Wi-Fi, Cloud Migration and End of Life Migrations. Experience co-ordinating Network and Security related projects. Project management experience would be beneficial. Stakeholder Engagement crucial Technical knowledge in more »

Senior Salesforce Consultant This is a 6 month contract engagement working with a London based Charity on a pioneering Salesforce migration. The role is offered on a hybrid working basis (50/50 onsite and remote). The role is more »