1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Network Infrastructure Engineer Jobs in the East of England

Infrastructure/Network Engineer ONSITE £40,000 + Over Time and On call allowance Join a dynamic team as an Infrastructure/Network Engineer, responsible for managing and supporting network and server infrastructure solutions across multiple UK businesses. Collaborate with the Infrastructure Manager to shape regional infrastructure strategies. Utilise your expertise in core technologies such as HPE, VMware, Microsoft SQL, Veeam, and Cisco/Meraki to ensure optimal system performance and availability. Key Responsibilities: Manage and monitor installed infrastructure, ensuring high availability. Analyse existing infrastructure for performance enhancements. … resolution. Implement backup and restore strategies, ensuring IT DRP/BCP compliance. Lead IT asset management and asset care activities. Provide escalation support for infrastructure incidents and challenges. Ensure compliance with software licensing and data protection regulations. Maintain tidy and secure IT environments, adhering to cybersecurity strategies. Qualifications and more »

Willmott Dixon is looking for an experienced Infrastructure Engineer, specialising in Networks, to join our busy in-house Infrastructure team. This an exciting time to join the Infrastructure team which has recently been absorbed into our Service Operations team, leading to a more collaborative approach which … Not only are they a genuinely nice bunch of people, they are also passionate about ensuring that the business has the technical toolset and infrastructure that they need to stay ahead of the competition. This means that the business has invested heavily within IT over the last couple of … years and will continue to do so throughout 2024 and beyond! Key Responsibilities/Objectives Provide a high level of technical support for the network at Willmott Dixon including WAN, LAN, Firewall, Proxy and Wireless technologies. Effectively utilise our ITSM ticket management system. All work will be managed and more »