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Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

Julian Hodge Bank · Cardiff, WLS, United Kingdom
Cardiff, WLS, United Kingdom40,913-40,913 GBPOnsite
Remuneration
40,913-40,913 GBP
Location
Cardiff, WLS, United Kingdom
Visa sponsorship
Not specified

Job summary

The Cloud Infrastructure Engineer will be part of the Service, Security & Operations team, ensuring smooth operation of production and user services, providing third line support, and collaborating with teams to resolve issues.

Qualifications

  • Degree standard or equivalent in technology or relevant experience.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Azure, M365, Entra ID (Azure AD), and user management.
  • Experience in management of Virtual Machines, Desktop and Server.
  • Understanding of User Applications and Network Management.
  • Developing level of Risk Management.

Responsibilities

  • Manage Infrastructure and Service Desk issues to timely resolution.
  • Create and maintain documentation for knowledge sharing.
  • Engage with suppliers and internal teams to resolve issues.
  • Ensure system changes align with standards and quality controls.
  • Investigate infrastructure issues and develop fixes.
  • Apply quality controls to work undertaken.
  • Incorporate cyber security requirements into work.
  • Provide third line support for incidents and requests.
  • Conduct triage on Infrastructure incidents.
  • Collaborate with third-party service providers.
  • Configure and maintain Infrastructure services on-site and in the cloud.
  • Manage user system permissions according to requests.
  • Perform regular updates on servers.
  • Participate in out-of-hours support arrangements.
  • Work with Security team on cyber security issues.
  • Participate in cross-functional teams for alignment.
  • Maintain knowledge of current technologies for improvements.
  • Engage with external parties to share knowledge.
  • Maintain documentation for development activity.
  • Understand core architectural patterns and technologies.

Skills

Azure

Relocation

No