Infrastructure Engineer

Reed Technology; Lancashire; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-Call Allowance

Benefits

Job summary

Reed Technology in the UK is seeking an experienced Infrastructure Engineer to join its IT team. You will support and improve core infrastructure, security and networking across multiple sites (Skelmersdale, Sheffield, Scarborough) with four days on site and a half day WFH on Fridays.

You will work closely with the Infrastructure Manager, take ownership of infrastructure projects across on-premises and cloud services, implement security best practices and disaster recovery solutions, and

Qualifications

• Strong infrastructure experience with minimal supervision.
• Manufacturing environment experience is advantageous but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Opportunity to work across infrastructure, networking and security projects
• Small, collaborative team with real ownership and responsibility

Skills

Windows Server

Active Directory

Networking

Firewalls

Backup and disaster recovery

Microsoft 365

Cyber security

Job description

Infrastructure Engineer

Skelmersdale/Sheffield/Scarborough (4 days on site half day WFH Friday)

Up to 50,000 + On-Call Allowance + Benefits

An experienced Infrastructure Engineer is required for our manufacturing client to join their IT team. Working closely with the Infrastructure Manager, you'll support and improve the organisation's core infrastructure, security and networking environments across a multi-site UK operation.

Key Skills/Technologies:

• Windows Server
• Active Directory
• Networking and firewalls
• Backup and disaster recovery solutions
• Microsoft 365
• Cyber security best practices

Responsibilities:

• Opportunity to work across infrastructure, networking and security projects
• Small, collaborative team with real ownership and responsibility

Ideal Background:

We're looking for someone who can hit the ground running with strong infrastructure experience and minimal supervision.

Experience within a manufacturing environment would be advantageous but isn't essential.