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Salary: £? - ? per year
Requirements: Strong hands-on experience with Windows ServerStrong hands-on experience with Dell server hardwareStrong hands-on experience with VMware and/or Hyper-VStrong hands-on experience with Cisco MerakiStrong hands-on experience with Veeam Backup & ReplicationStrong hands-on experience with QNAP or similar NAS/storage technologiesStrong hands-on experience with TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP and routingStrong hands-on experience with infrastructure and data migrationsPrevious experience working on M&A integrations, infrastructure transformation or large-scale migration programmes is highly advantageousKnowledge of Active Directory, Entra ID, cloud environments, SaaS tenant migrations or Linux is beneficialDriving licence is essential Responsibilities: Support and migrate Windows Server and Dell infrastructureManage VMware and/or Hyper-V environmentsConfigure and troubleshoot Cisco Meraki networkingManage VLANs, ACLs, firewall rules and network segmentationSupport Veeam Backup & ReplicationManage QNAP/NAS storagePlan and execute server and data migrationsRack, unrack, cable and decommission legacy infrastructureProduce technical documentation and migration plansAct as a senior escalation point for infrastructure issuesProvide knowledge transfer and support to junior engineers Technologies: Active DirectoryCloudCiscoFirewallHardwareHyper-VSupportLinuxNetworkTCP/IPVMwareVeeamWindowsDevOps More:
We are looking for an experienced Senior IT Infrastructure Engineer to support a major M&A infrastructure integration programme. This is a highly hands-on role where we will rely on you to help stabilise, migrate and integrate a legacy IT environment into a large enterprise infrastructure. You will work across servers, virtualisation, networking, storage, backups and data migration, ensuring changes are delivered securely and with minimal disruption. The position is based in Motherwell, Scotland, with a 5-day on-site working pattern. This is a 6-month contract, inside IR35, for 37.5 hours per week, with a start date of 28 September. Occasional travel to other sites is required.
last updated 36 week of 2026