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Cloud People in Newbury/Swindon is seeking a hands-on Data Centre Engineer to join a live enterprise data centre on-site. You will install, configure and maintain server, storage, network and peripheral hardware within a large-scale environment.
Active SC clearance is required, with five days on site and a fixed on-call rota. Expect earnings on top of base via an on-call allowance and paid overtime as part of a stable, long-term engagement.
£40,000 to £48,000 plus on call allowance of £300 per week (around £7,800 a year) and paid overtime
Newbury or Swindon, five days a week on site
Full -time
Permanent
This role sits with a global IT services and infrastructure provider that has been building, running and modernising enterprise IT estates since the mid nineties. A significant part of what they do is hands on data centre work for major enterprise customers, covering build and installation through to break fix, technology refresh and decommission.
You would be based permanently on one customer site, working inside a live enterprise data centre. The role is the physical face of the service: hardware installs, fault diagnosis, structured cabling, asset accuracy and support for change and project activity. This is genuine data centre engineering rather than desk side or service desk work.
Active SC clearance is required.
Permanent on site presence in a large scale enterprise data centre, so you are on real hardware every week rather than making occasional visits
Clear earning potential on top of base through a structured on call rota and paid overtime
A stable, long running customer engagement rather than short term project churn
Broad exposure across enterprise compute, storage and network platforms
Backed by a large services business, so there are routes into wider infrastructure, project and managed services work
If you enjoy being hands on with enterprise hardware and want a site based role with real ownership of the physical estate, this one is worth a look.