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Armstrong Talent Partners is recruiting a hands-on infrastructure generalist for a fast-growing technology company in Scotland. You will work across virtualisation, compute, storage, network and backup to deliver customer and internal projects.
Role requires comfort with unfamiliar tech, excellent communication, and a pragmatic approach to automation. You will help design a next-generation cloud/HPC platform and support live production environments.
The client is the fastest growing technology company in Scotland, with plans to deploy and invest over £2 billion in the coming years. You would be joining at a relatively early stage of that trajectory. For the right person, this is a chance to build something from the ground up inside a business that is scaling fast.
You will be an infrastructure generalist working across a broad range of technologies to deliver both customer and internal projects. One day you might be building out a virtualisation cluster for a customer, the next you could be troubleshooting a storage replication issue, hardening a firewall estate, or automating a build process that currently takes hours.
This is a wide role rather than a narrow one. We are looking for someone who enjoys breadth, is comfortable being the person who picks up an unfamiliar technology and works it out, and who wants to keep learning. You will be given the time, support and opportunity to develop into new areas.
Alongside business-as-usual project delivery, you will contribute to the design and build of next-generation cloud and HPC platform, the infrastructure that will underpin our AI and high-performance computing services for years to come. It is a rare chance to help shape a platform from the ground up rather than inherit someone else's.
The successful candidate will be comfortable with breadth and happy to move between technologies rather than specialise. They will be curious, preferring to understand why something broke rather than just restart it, and pragmatic about automation, automating what's genuinely worth automating rather than automating for its own sake. They will also be a clear communicator, able to explain technical detail to both customers and non-technical colleagues, and capable of working independently on project delivery while knowing when to ask for input.
We don't expect you to be an expert in all of the above. What matters is that you're genuinely hands-on across most of it, and comfortable working in a live production environment.
If you tick a lot of the desirable list but only some of the essential, apply anyway. That's where our platform is heading, and we'd rather hire for that strength and fill gaps than the reverse. Tell us in your application what you have and what you'd need to pick up.