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Cloud People in Teesside is recruiting for a projects engineer with strong networking underpinnings. You will deliver infrastructure and cloud projects, own the networking scope, and coordinate handovers to service delivery.
This hybrid role involves some client-site travel, evening/weekend work when schedules require it, and mentoring of less experienced consultants. Training and accreditations are encouraged and funded.
£50,000 to £60,000 depending on experience
Teesside, hybrid. Office and home split on a rotating pattern (typically two days in one week, three the next). Some travel to client sites, plus evening and weekend work where project schedules require it.
A well established managed IT services provider and Microsoft partner, delivering infrastructure, cloud and security projects to a broad commercial client base across the UK. The projects team sits apart from service desk and handles design, build and handover work end to end.
This is a replacement hire in the projects team, and it is a networking shaped gap. The wider team covers cloud, virtualisation and modern work well, but the networking capability needs rebuilding. You will spend roughly 80 percent of your time delivering implementation projects and the remaining 20 percent on scoping, planning, internal training and mentoring the less experienced consultants.
You get genuine project variety rather than a queue of tickets. A typical month might mean a Microsoft 365 migration, a firewall and VPN deployment, a virtual server upgrade and a backup and DR implementation, all for different customers with different constraints.
The business invests properly in development. Training and accreditations are fully funded, and internal promotion is a real route rather than a talking point.
You will be the person the team leans on for the networking side, so there is clear technical ownership from day one, alongside the chance to shape how projects get scoped and handed over.
There is also a supportive, technically strong peer group, which matters in consulting where you are often the only one on site.
Desirable, and the more the better:
Worth saying clearly: this is not a role for a pure network engineer or network consultant. The networking is a must have, but it sits inside broader multi discipline infrastructure delivery.