IT Systems Engineer

Realtime Recruitment
Belfast
1 year ago
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My client is looking for a passionate Support engineer, who is looking to branch into the world of infrastructure & DevOps.


Responsibilities

  • Network Management:Oversee and maintain the client's local network infrastructure, including VPN servers, site-to-site connections, and secure cloud access.
  • SaaS Administration:Configure and manage cloud-based applications such as Microsoft 365, Mimecast, and AWS.
  • Vendor Management:Collaborate with external IT providers for equipment procurement, configuration, and local IT support.
  • Compliance Support:Assist the Legal and Compliance team with technical aspects of third-party due diligence, audits, and ISO 27001 accreditation.
  • Data Management:Develop and implement secure data storage solutions, including robust backup systems.
  • Procurement:Manage supplier relationships, negotiate contracts, and procure IT equipment and services.
  • Infrastructure Development:Build and maintain network infrastructure for internal and client projects.
  • Collaboration:Work closely with development and operations teams to ensure IT solutions prioritize security, scalability, performance, and compatibility.
  • Automation:Contribute to data science initiatives, CI/CD pipelines, and broader business automation projects.


Academic BackgroundA degree with a minimum 2:1 classification (or equivalent) and strong A-level results are preferred but not essential.


Essential Requirements

  • At least one year of network or infrastructure administration experience.
  • Proficiency in Windows operating system administration.
  • Experience managing SaaS applications and open-source technologies (e.g., Microsoft 365, Apache, PHP, MySQL).
  • Expertise in email administration, security, and backup systems.
  • Knowledge of cloud platforms (AWS or Azure).



This is a fantastic opportunity to upskill into a career within the DevOps space.

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