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University of Cambridge is seeking a principled IT Engineer to administer Linux servers and storage across private and public clouds. You will advise on security strategies, manage risks, and implement standards with a collaborative team of experts.
The role offers opportunities to learn new skills and advance your career. The successful candidate will work on core IT infrastructure, contribute to security policy, and develop automated solutions at scale, partnering with engineers, security
The role
In this role you will administer Linux servers, and storage systems, in private and public clouds, along with security compliance and monitoring work. You will also provide advice and guidance on security strategies, managing identified risks and enabling the adoption of standards. The Servers & Storage team offers a supportive and collaborative environment, and you will get to work alongside subject-matter experts. You will have the opportunity to learn new skills and develop your career.
What you will do
As an IT Principal Engineer responsible for Linux servers, you will:
What we are looking for
The successful applicant will have demonstrable experience working with the following products and technologies:
The following skills/knowledge would also be useful:
The team is flexible and supportive, and we endeavour to allow employees to focus on the technologies they wish to where possible.
We support flexible and family-friendly working and are open to non-standard working patterns.
If you would like more information about this role enquiries can be directed by email to recruitment@uis.cam.ac.uk.
Please quote reference VC51005 on your application and in any correspondence about this vacancy.
The University actively supports equality, diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from all sections of society.
The University has a responsibility to ensure that all employees are eligible to live and work in the UK.