Infrastructure Engineer — Windows Estate, VMware andEndpoint Compliance for NATO with security

A multinational defence organisation needs an engineer for the day-to-day of its information and communications systems — the servers, the end-user devices, the network services underneath them, and the discipline of keeping a secure estate patched and documented. What you would be doing Configuring and managing systems, network and end-user devices day to day. Providing technical support to the people who use them. Deploying and monitoring operating system and application security fixes across the estate. Writing and maintaining the technical documentation and standard operating instructions that let someone else do the same work. Running the central antivirus solution and keeping devices compliant with it. Troubleshooting infrastructure problems and carrying out regular maintenance. What you would bring At least two years implementing and maintaining end systems inside a large organisation. Extensive hands-on configuration of both hardware and software. Virtualisation in production — VMware vSphere or Microsoft Hyper-V. Windows environments at scale: servers and clients across distributed sites. Network infrastructure management, and the enterprise services that sit on it — directory, name resolution and the rest of what quietly holds a business up. Collaboration platforms such as Exchange and enterprise messaging. Scripting in PowerShell or Python to automate deployment and routine administration. Enough database and metadata understanding to configure systems that have to interoperate. The independence to solve a problem rather than escalate it.