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+SC cleared role

+Inside IR35

+£550 - £625 a day

+90 % on site in Reading

Skills:

+SC clearance

+Vmware

+Automation

+Networking

+MOD experience

We're looking for a Senior Infrastructure Engineer to take a leading role in the design, implementation, and support of secure, high-performance platforms across on-premise, hybrid, and cloud environments. Acting as a technical authority in one or more key domains, you'll help shape the delivery of critical infrastructure solutions that underpin complex, mission-focused systems.

What You'll Do

Act as the technical authority for one or more platform engineering domains (cloud, virtualisation, automation, networking, or cyber tooling).

Design and implement secure platforms across on-premise, hybrid, and cloud environments.

Capture and interpret complex customer requirements to drive architecture and system design.

Produce high- and low-level designs, aligned with secure-by-design and engineering best practices.

Lead technical delivery within work packages, including planning, estimation, and progress reporting.

Mentor and develop engineers, building technical capability and fostering a culture of excellence.

Contribute to technology strategy, feasibility studies, and innovation initiatives.

Engage confidently with stakeholders, presenting technical solutions and influencing decisions.

What You'll Bring

Proven technical expertise across multiple infrastructure domains, with a track record of delivering secure solutions.

Strong balance between hands-on engineering and technical leadership.

A problem-solving mindset and the ability to innovate under pressure.

Experience with:

Windows and Linux operating systems

Virtualisation platforms (VMware, Hyper-V) and containerisation (Kubernetes, Docker)

Networking (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, firewalls)

Automation and scripting (PowerShell, Bash, Python, Ansible, Terraform)

Cyber security controls and accreditation processes

Systems engineering lifecycle from design to deployment

Desirable Skills

Experience with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure) and Infrastructure as Code (CloudFormation, Terraform)

Integration of enterprise services such as Active Directory, PKI, SIEM, and monitoring tools

Hands-on with DevSecOps tools and CI/CD pipelines

Relevant industry certifications (VMware VCP, AWS Solutions Architect, Microsoft, Kubernetes, etc.)

Experience presenting at technical boards or industry forums

If you'd like to discuss this role in more detail, please send your updated CV to (url removed) and I will get in touch

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