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Infrastructure Engineer

Wokingham
4 days ago
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Infrastructure Engineer
If you're the type who thrives on variety and solving real-world technical challenges, then this could be your next opportunity.
A new role has opened up for an Infrastructure Engineer with experience — or a strong interest —in DevOps practices. This company designs cutting-edge monitoring technology that’s deployed in sectors such as clean energy. You’d be joining a small but ambitious engineering team working on a mix of on-prem and cloud-based solutions.
This is a hands-on role where you’ll be involved in everything from managing internal infrastructure and user support, to improving build pipelines and exploring cloud technologies. The systems you manage will support both in-house developers and a growing fleet of connected devices, so there’s plenty of scope to have a real impact.
While deep DevOps experience isn’t essential, the team is keen to bring someone on board who’s excited by automation, scripting, and learning new tools. If you’ve worked as a traditional SysAdmin but want to grow into DevOps, this could be a great step—provided you’ve already got a solid grip on containerisation.

Required:

Windows and/or Linux server management
Experience with virtualisation platforms like VMware or Hyper-V
PowerShell or other scripting language
General networking, firewall, and endpoint security knowledge
Some hands-on experience with Docker and/or Kubernetes
Desirable:

Familiarity with Azure, AWS, or other cloud platforms
CI/CD tools such as Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, or similar
Infrastructure as Code tools (Terraform, ARM templates, etc.)
Position: Infrastructure Engineer
Location: Wokingham
Salary: Up to £60,000 depending on experience

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