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Flying Tiger Copenhagen is seeking an Infrastructure Engineer to join our Infrastructure Operations team in shaping the IT backbone of our retail stores. You will own POS health, network uptime, and device management, helping scale our store IT standards across multiple sites.
Based in Copenhagen HQ, you’ll work in a global environment with opportunities to grow into broader infrastructure ownership, collaborating with vendors and outsourced partners in a hybrid work setup.
Are you an Infrastructure Engineer who enjoys working with technology on a scale and using data to understand, improve, and optimize complex IT environments? Flying Tiger Copenhagen is looking for someone to join our Infrastructure Operations team and help shape the infrastructure that supports our retail business.
Reporting to the IT Infrastructure Manager, you will be responsible for the technical health, availability, performance, and continuous improvement of the infrastructure behind our retail stores. This includes point-of-sale systems, in-store networks, endpoints, and the platforms and services that connect them. You will also take on broader infrastructure responsibilities spanning cloud identity, device management, and network administration, growing into a well-rounded infrastructure engineer who can support the wider IT estate with a clear path to broader infrastructure ownership and the opportunity to shape our store IT standards.
You will become part of an international environment at our HQ in Christianshavn, Copenhagen.
Ideally, you bring experience like:
We take climate action seriously and work continuously to reduce our carbon footprint. This includes shifting from plastic to renewable materials and ensuring our stores run on renewable energy. Our efforts are validated by external experts through the Science Based Targets initiative. Learn more about our sustainability work here: https://flyingtiger.com/en-de/pages/sustainability