Infrastructure Engineer Hybrid/Tunbridge Wells | Unlimited Holiday | Keeping customer infrastructure secure, resilient and ready
for what comes next.

What you'll be doing:

Own the day-to-day health of customer infrastructure across Azure and on-premises environments. Monitor availability, performance and capacity, taking action before emerging issues affect the customer. Maintain secure configurations, access controls and patching standards across supported platforms. Ensure vulnerabilities are addressed within agreed timescales and that operational activity supports Cyber Essentials and ISO 27001 expectations. Act as an escalation point for complex infrastructure incidents. Diagnose issues across servers, storage, virtualisation, networking and cloud services, then turn root-cause findings into preventative improvements. Plan and deliver patches, upgrades and maintenance activity with the right change control, testing and rollback planning. Maintain backup, restore and disaster-recovery readiness across customer environments. Identify practical ways to make customer environments more stable, secure and efficient. Provide clear recommendations that improve service quality and create opportunities for wider optimisation or modernisation. Work closely with Service Desk, Cyber Security and project teams to ensure infrastructure changes are supportable from day one. Create useful runbooks, accurate records and effective knowledge transfer rather than documentation for its own sake.

The kind of problems you’ll solve
A customer’s infrastructure is slowing down, but the cause could sit across compute, storage, networking or cloud services. An Azure or Windows Server environment has grown without enough control, creating performance, cost or security risks. Critical patches must be deployed without disrupting customer operations. Backup jobs appear successful, but recovery readiness has not been properly validated. An Azure Virtual Desktop environment is creating inconsistent performance or user disruption. Storage capacity is approaching its limit, with no clear plan for optimisation or expansion. A recurring incident has been repeatedly fixed but never properly prevented. A newly delivered solution is technically complete but not yet ready to be supported effectively.
What sets you apart
You look beyond the immediate fault and ask what allowed it to happen. You take ownership through to resolution rather than simply passing problems between teams. You can move between Azure and on-premises environments without treating them as separate worlds. You balance technical quality with customer disruption, commercial reality and operational risk. You communicate technical issues clearly, without unnecessary complexity or ambiguity. You are disciplined around patching, change control, documentation and recovery planning. You are comfortable managing competing priorities across multiple customer environments. You bring credible experience of Windows Server, Azure infrastructure, identity, networking, virtualisation, storage and backup technologies. Azure hybrid certification, particularly AZ-800 and AZ-801, provides a strong foundation for the role.
Your impact:

On the business:

You reduce avoidable incidents, repeated support effort and operational risk. By improving infrastructure standards and identifying opportunities for optimisation, you also help strengthen customer retention and support future cloud and transformation work.

On customers:

Customers gain infrastructure they can rely on: secure, well-maintained and capable of supporting their day-to-day operations. When issues do happen, they receive clear communication, confident ownership and lasting resolution.

On team performance:

Service Desk receives stronger escalation support, project teams achieve cleaner handovers and Cyber Security gains better operational alignment. The result is a more consistent service, clearer accountability and less time spent solving the same problems repeatedly.

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