Infrastructure Engineer

Kings Hill
3 weeks ago
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Location: Hybrid / Kings Hill, Kent
Salary/package: £34,000 per annum
Contract type: Permanent
Hours: Full time, 37 hours per week

As an Infrastructure Engineer at EiS, you’ll play a key role in supporting and modernising IT infrastructure for schools, academies, and other customers. You’ll work on cloud migration, networking, Windows Server administration, user devices, and classroom technologies, delivering practical solutions while contributing to high-profile projects. This role offers a great opportunity to advance your career as an IT professional, with structured support, professional development, and exposure to a broad range of technologies.

Who we are

EiS, part of Commercial Services Group (CSG), is a leading digital services provider specialising in IT and digital transformation solutions, particularly in the education and public sectors. We help clients adapt and succeed through innovative technologies, deep expertise, and a commitment to reinvesting in frontline services.

Why this role matters

As an Infrastructure Engineer, you are central to delivering reliable, modern, and secure IT services. You will provide technical leadership on cloud migration and infrastructure projects, support on-premises and cloud solutions, and ensure smooth day-to-day operations for our customers. Your expertise will help educational environments stay secure, efficient, and innovative.

What you’ll be doing

Delivering and supporting on-premises and cloud IT solutions across customer sites and remotely.

Leading complex IT projects, ensuring delivery to time, cost, and quality standards.

Providing expert advice on technical roadmaps, best practices, and service improvement opportunities.

Conducting site, cloud, and network surveys to inform proposals and solutions.

Delivering proactive and reactive IT support, including 3rd line escalation for complex issues.

Troubleshooting advanced problems in networking, Windows Server, cloud platforms, and user devices.

Supporting curriculum-based solutions and classroom technologies.

Liaising with third-party suppliers and contractors to ensure effective service delivery.

Highlighting IT risks and recommending mitigation steps in collaboration with the Lead Infrastructure Engineer and Team Manager.

Documenting incidents, changes, and project progress accurately.

Sharing knowledge, mentoring colleagues, and contributing to a culture of learning.

Completing mandatory training in Cyber Security, Risk Management, Data Protection, and cloud technologies.

Undertaking any additional duties reasonably aligned to the role.

What we’re looking for

Educated to GCSE level or equivalent, including English and Maths (grade C/4 or above).

Relevant ICT industry certifications (Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, Level 3 ICT Diploma, or equivalent experience).

1–2 years delivering cloud migration projects, including planning, execution, and optimisation.

Strong background in IT networking (WAN, LAN, Wi-Fi).

Advanced knowledge of Microsoft 365 (Entra, Intune, Exchange) and Azure services.

Experience managing user devices and management platforms such as EISnet and RMCC4.

Familiarity with school MIS solutions (SIMS, Arbor, Bromcom).

Expertise in Windows Server and virtualised environments.

Experience supporting classroom technologies (touch panels, smartboards, projectors) and other school solutions.

Conducting comprehensive site, cloud, and network surveys.

Experience in IT Service Delivery and project-based environments.

Ability to work collaboratively and independently on complex tasks.

Strong problem-solving skills, logical troubleshooting, and resilience under pressure.

Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement.

Ability to prioritise and manage conflicting demands.

Customer-focused with a professional, solution-oriented approach.

Attention to detail and quality standards.

Knowledge of Dynamics 365 is desirable.

Familiarity with ITIL, Service Desk Institute standards, and achieving SLA targets.

Awareness of corporate policies, change management, procurement processes, and support procedures.

Understanding of EIS products and services is advantageous.

What you’ll get in return

Salary of £34,000 per annum

25 days annual leave

Life assurance cover (4x salary)

Pension scheme

Additional benefits including retail and gym discounts, health cash plan, and cycle to work scheme

Volunteer days and access to a comprehensive well-being programme

Tailored professional development and support for advanced certifications

A dynamic, collaborative, and supportive team environment

Why CSG?

CSG is the UK’s largest local authority-owned trading company (LATCO), generating over £800 million in revenue and supporting 16,000 education and public sector customers worldwide. With more than 1,800 employees across the UK, France, Dubai, and Bangkok, we aim to be the global leader in education and public sector solutions.

We are expanding rapidly, with annual growth of around 25%, supported by organic development, acquisitions, and strategic partnerships. Our 33 trading businesses deliver a wide range of services, and a significant proportion of profits is reinvested into frontline public services.

Inclusion & Accessibility

We are committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued. We provide reasonable adjustments throughout the application and interview process; please let us know if you require any

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