Senior Infrastructure Engineer
Fazer RecruitmentSenior Infrastructure Engineer
- Location: Coventry
- Salary: £55,000 + bonus
- Hybrid (4 Days office based)
Description:
We're working with a leading UK business to find a Senior IT Infrastructure Engineer based in Coventry. Reporting to the Senior IT Manager, this is a hands-on role covering first, second, and third-line support alongside leadership of complex technical projects.
What you'll be doing:
- Delivering multi-tier infrastructure support in line with SLAs
- Installing, configuring and maintaining Windows Server, Microsoft 365, Active Directory and Hyper-V environments
- Leading server migrations, system upgrades and infrastructure projects end to end
- Monitoring systems, optimising performance and maintaining security and availability
- Supporting end users with Windows devices and mobile hardware
- Creating and maintaining technical documentation and system configurations
- Recommending proactive improvements as technology evolves
What we're looking for:
- Solid hands-on experience with Windows, Microsoft 365, Active Directory and Hyper-V
- Strong networking knowledge including security concepts and protocols
- Experience across all support tiers with service desk ticket management
- Proven ability to deliver complex infrastructure projects from start to finish
- Familiarity with ITIL frameworks
- Clear communicator — comfortable translating technical concepts for non-technical stakeholders
Nice to have: Azure Administrator, MCSE or CISSP certification
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