IT Operations and Infrastructure Manager

Wakefield

2 weeks ago

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This IT Operations and Infrastructure Manager role puts you at the centre of a growing organisation where technology isn’t just support, it’s the backbone of performance, growth and customer experience. If you want real ownership, the autonomy to shape how services are delivered, and the chance to lead from the front in a multi-site environment, this is where you make your mark.

What’s in it for you

Up to £75,000 salary plus performance-related bonus
Hybrid working – 2 days per week onsite
25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
A growing organisation where IT is genuinely valued at board level
Real influence over cloud, infrastructure and service direction
A modern Microsoft-centric tech stack with room to evolve
A collaborative culture that supports investment in improvement
What you’ll be getting stuck into as IT Operations and Infrastructure Manager

Leading and developing the operations and service delivery function across multiple sites
Overseeing daily cloud, infrastructure and on-prem environments to ensure stability and performance
Owning Azure, Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Intune, endpoint management, networking, patching and disaster recovery
Strengthening security posture and maintaining resilience across systems
Enabling the shift toward a DevOps and product-led delivery model
Driving measurable improvements in service quality, process efficiency and user experience
What you’ll bring to the table as IT Operations and Infrastructure Manager

Previous experience managing multi-site IT operations or infrastructure environments
Strong hands-on expertise across Azure, Microsoft 365, Intune, identity management, networking and security
Experience maintaining secure, resilient and high-availability environments
Knowledge of service improvement frameworks and operational governance
Exposure to DevOps practices or supporting software delivery environments
If you’re ready to step into an IT Operations and Infrastructure Manager role where you can lead, modernise and deliver meaningful impact, apply now and let’s get the conversation started.

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