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Data Centre/ Cable Engineer 12 Month Contract Portsmouth, Hampshire 250 Day PAYE Immediate Start 12 Month Contract, possible extension to 18 months or to go permanent Field-role, 20 locations across Hampshire and surrounding areas Full driving license required, vehicle provided We are seeking a number of Data Centre Engineers to support a large installation project starting in February. The role will be hands-on and delivery-focused, covering pre-installation surveys, design validation, physical infrastructure deployment, structured cabling, fibre and copper connectivity, testing, documentation, and health & safety compliance in-line with industry standards and best practice. Responsibilities Pre-Installation Site Surveys The DC Engineer will be responsible for conducting detailed site surveys to validate design assumptions and capture accurate build information, including: Confirm Locations Identify and confirm room and rack locations for all equipment. Validate access routes and working areas. Measure Cable Routes Measure copper and fibre cable lengths from each device to DCN, CIN, and BCH racks. Measure power cable lengths from devices to PDUs. Check Device Interconnects Identify and measure direct links between devices (copper, fibre, DAC, hydra). Record Survey Outputs Produce a list of required cable lengths by type. Confirm final rack positions and room mappings. Provide clear survey documentation to support design and installation. Installation & Build Activities The DC Engineer will perform all physical installation activities on-site, including: Hardware Installation Rack and stack all new network and infrastructure devices. Cabling Between Racks Install structured cabling to BCH racks and UHD shelves/cassettes. Fibre Patching Patch fibre connections to CIN, Transmission platforms, ODFs, and BCH racks as required. Copper Connections Connect copper links to DCN racks and customer handoff/demarcation points. Patch Panel Installation Install ODF panels and hydra cassettes within WWT buildings. Testing & Validation Inspect and clean fibre. Complete power meter and light source testing. Record and evidence pass results. Labelling Label all cabling and hardware in accordance with WWT standards using the Brady BMP61 workflow. Build Documentation Produce as-built documentation including: Photographs Rack layouts Test results Labels & Diagrams Health & Safety Compliance Complete site inductions, RAMS, permits, and adhere to PPE requirements. Maintain controlled workspaces and good housekeeping. Issue Management Log any non-conformances. Remediate issues, re-test, and provide evidence of closure. Design Support The DC Engineer will support the design phase by validating survey data and producing accurate layout documentation, including: Survey Review Review and validate all survey information prior to design commencement. Rack & Space Planning Calculate rack space requirements, equipment footprint, and clearance needs. Equipment Validation Confirm device dimensions, power draw, and suitability for available rack space. Layout Documentation Produce detailed rack layouts showing device positions. Connectivity Definition Document cabling routes, fibre paths, and power connections. Design Drawings Produce final design drawings showing equipment placement and connectivity. Qualifications Proven cabling experience and/or working in data centre environments. Strong knowledge of structured cabling standards (copper & fibre). Experience with rack & stack, patching, ODFs, and hydra cassettes. Comfortable producing as-built documentation and design drawings. Strong understanding of data centre H&S procedures and compliance. Ability to work accurately in live environments.

Principal Hardware Engineer Overview Senior hands-on role responsible for the physical delivery and lifecycle management of infrastructure across data centres, build labs, and office environments. This role combines deep technical expertise with on-site leadership, risk ownership, and responsibility for engineering standards in critical environments. Key Responsibilities Infrastructure Delivery Lead and execute physical build, installation, relocation, and decommissioning of servers, storage, and network hardware Own rack layouts, structured cabling, patching, labelling, and cable management standards Coordinate power, cooling, and space planning with facilities and design teams Oversee logistics, manual handling, and on-site hardware movements Risk, Safety & Change Produce and maintain RAMS for engineering activities Identify operational risks and implement mitigations Operate within formal Change Management processes, including CAB participation for data centre works Enforce health and safety standards on site Documentation & Compliance Maintain accurate asset records and site documentation Support audits and compliance requirements including ISO 9001, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS Project Support Work with project managers, architects, and third parties to deliver infrastructure projects Provide technical input for data centre migrations, expansions, and refresh cycles Experience & Skills Required Experience 5+ years in data centre operations or infrastructure engineering Strong knowledge of commodity compute, storage, and networking hardware Advanced understanding of data centre best practice Experience producing and working to RAMS in critical environments Structured cabling expertise (Cat6/6a, OM3/OM4, fibre) Working knowledge of power distribution, PDUs, and load balancing Skills Methodical, accurate, and calm under pressure Clear communicator with engineers, customers, and stakeholders Takes ownership of on-site decisions and outcomes Able to prioritise workload across multiple activities Vetting & Practical Requirements Clean manual driving licence Valid passport Ability to pass BS7858 vetting Eligibility for UK SC clearance (5 years UK residency) Willingness to travel to UK and overseas sites Flexibility to work nights and weekends when required

Hardware Engineer 27,000 to 35,000 UK based with travel This organisation is a UK-based IT and managed services provider supporting enterprise and public-sector customers across critical infrastructure, data centres and workplace technology. They deliver hands-on hardware services covering deployments, relocations and decommissioning, and are now looking to add a practical Hardware Engineer to the team. The role covers hardware build, installation, cabling and decommissioning across customer sites and internal facilities. You will support project scoping with senior engineers, helping ensure delivery is aligned to agreed timelines, costs and resources. Day to day, you will validate power and cabling requirements, install and configure Windows, Linux and VMware, manage firmware and diagnostics, troubleshoot issues, log warranty events, and carry out secure data erasure. You will work closely with delivery and account teams, with some travel and out-of-hours work required. What they're looking for Hands-on hardware engineering experience across mixed environments Strong awareness of health and safety standards and risk management Experience working on larger delivery projects and within technical teams A methodical, reliable approach with good communication skills Requirements Clean manual driving licence and valid passport Ability to pass BS7858 vetting and hold UK NSV SC clearance Willingness to travel across the UK and overseas, including occasional overnight and out-of-hours work Why apply Competitive salary and benefits package Flexible working arrangements 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays Strong training and development support An inclusive, collaborative working culture with modern facilities

Enterprise Sales Executive 75,000 - 85,000 ( 125k- 140k) Cyber Threat Intelligence I'm working with a cyber intelligence outfit delivering high quality CTI and broader intelligence services across the UK and Europe. They support financial institutions, government, and critical infrastructure, and they've built a strong reputation for blending technical depth with a genuinely human approach. They're a small, growing team with real autonomy, a collaborative culture, and the backing of a wider European security group. If you like building relationships, shaping deals, and working closely with technical specialists, this will fit you well. The Role UK Applicants Only London-based, hybrid (1 to 2 days per week in Canary Wharf) Permanent, full time What you'll be doing Own Enterprise new business across the UK and EU and build a reliable pipeline Manage partner relationships and lead tender or RFP submissions Work directly with intelligence teams to shape and deliver tailored solutions What you'll need Around 5 years' B2B or Enterprise sales experience, ideally with CTI or cyber services Strong full-cycle sales capability and confidence selling into senior stakeholders A solid network across cyber and a clear, consultative approach What's on offer Progression opportunities within a wider European group International, growth-focused environment with hybrid working 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, NEST pension and private healthcare

UI/UX Designer Full time, Permanent Portsmouth Office Hybrid Working - 2 days in office per week Industry - Cyber Security About the Role The UI/UX Designer plays a critical role in crafting secure, intuitive, and high-impact interfaces for security professionals. You will shape how users interact with complex security workflows by designing clear, efficient, and user-focused experiences. We are seeking a talented UI/UX Designer to join our product team. You will work closely with security engineers, product managers, QA and developers to transform complex security data and workflows into simple, effective, and user-centric interfaces. Key Responsibilities Figma Design & Prototyping: Create high-quality, user-centred interface designs in Figma, producing wireframes, interactive prototypes, and polished UI layouts that effectively communicate workflows and product concepts. Develop visually compelling design solutions that align with product goals and user needs, ensuring seamless interaction patterns and a consistent design system across the platform. Translate cyber security actions and workflows into user journeys and experience maps. Identify usability pain points in existing security tools and propose improvements. UX Design Create end-to-end user flows for dashboards, turning complex data into simple actionable insights. Develop information architecture that simplifies complex security concepts. Produce wireframes, low-fidelity prototypes, and conceptual layouts. UI Design Design high-fidelity interfaces that balance clarity, precision, and visual hierarchy. Create reusable components, icons, and layouts aligned with the design system. Design data-heavy screens (charts, alerts, logs, risk indicators) with clear usability. Prototyping & Testing Build interactive prototypes for review and user testing. Conduct usability tests to validate comprehension, navigation, and speed of action. Iterate quickly based on feedback from technical and non-technical users. Cross-Functional Collaboration. Work closely with engineering to ensure design feasibility and consistency. Collaborate with product managers to align design with functional and security requirements. Provide clear design documentation and specifications for implementation. Quality, Usability & Accessibility Ensure UI/UX meets accessibility standards and supports long-hours usability (contrast, clarity, readability). Contribute to maintaining and evolving our design system. Promote user-centric practices across the product lifecycle. Requirements Must-Have 2-3 years' of experience in UI/UX design Knowledge and experience of SaaS Previous experience of dashboards, data visualization and/or complex workflows. Figma for UI, UX, and prototyping. Solid understanding of UX best practices, design systems, and responsive design. Ability to simplify technical/security concepts into intuitive, usable interfaces. Nice-to-Have Experience in cyber security, IT, or similar technical industries Wish to Apply? Please send a copy of your CV to Anna Curtis at Insignis Talent

BUSINESS ANALYST - 50,000 - 55,000 - PORTSMOUTH (Gunwharf) HYBRID This company operates within a transport and logistics environment where technology is central to service reliability, customer experience, and operational efficiency. The Business Analyst will join the IT & Technology function and play a key role in improving how the organisation operates through better processes, systems, and data. The role involves working closely with stakeholders across the business to understand current ways of working, identify inefficiencies, and design improved processes. The Business Analyst will translate business needs into clear, structured requirements and functional specifications for development teams, while supporting delivery through to implementation and adoption. Key responsibilities Analyse and model business processes, data flows, and system interactions Work with stakeholders to capture requirements and define future-state processes Translate business needs into clear functional and system requirements Facilitate stakeholder meetings and workshops across technical and non-technical teams Support system change across ERP, CRM, reservations, and web platforms Work closely with development teams throughout delivery and implementation Support organisational change, user adoption, and new ways of working What the company is looking for Strong communication skills across technical and non-technical audiences Experience delivering change and supporting user adoption Good understanding of business systems and structured analysis techniques Ability to engage stakeholders at all levels of the organisation Degree educated or equivalent professional experience Benefits 33 days pro-rata annual leave Concessionary ferry travel for you and your family, discount on food and drink as well as exclusive discounts at a range of Island and Mainland businesses. Generous pension scheme

IT End User Support Specialist - On-site - Thame We are on the hunt for a skilled and passionate End User Support specialist to join a growing international business providing support to stakeholders across the business for IT related issues. This role will enable users to take full advantage of the Hardware, Software, Applications, and Devices available to them to support business goals while providing a top tier experience for the end users. This is an on-site role working 37hrs per week, with a half day on Fridays finishing at lunch time. Role Responsibilities: Provide high quality End User IT support to colleagues and stakeholders across the business Act as a key point of contact for the wider business and the IT Support function Troubleshoot hardware and software related issues with scope to escalate issues to team leaders and more senior colleagues as needed Experience and Skills: Experience with SCCM or Intune Confidence administering and maintaining networks Experience working with a variety of hardware including Desktops, Laptops, Printers, and Mobile Devices and their management Strong background of troubleshooting hardware and software related issues Experience working within an ITIL environment, Ideal candidates will hold an ITIL V3 or V4 certification Excellent knowledge of O365 and Microsoft OS's Understanding and experience of Active Directory, Azure AD, and Exchange Benefits: Company pension plan up-to 7% employer contribution Life Insurance up-to 2x your annual salary 25 Days Holiday per year

Are you a hands-on Embedded Engineer passionate about power systems and embedded technology? A leading UK-based engineering company, operating at the forefront of defence innovation, is seeking a Power Applications Controls Engineer to join its growing multi-disciplinary team. This is your opportunity to play a pivotal role in developing mission-critical technologies used across naval, aerospace, and defence applications. About the Role As part of a small, dynamic team, you'll focus on the design and development of advanced power electronics systems including motor drives, inverters, converters, and power management technologies. You'll be heavily involved in the full lifecycle, from control strategy design to prototyping and embedded firmware development using DSPs and microcontrollers. Key Responsibilities Develop control strategies for power electronic systems. Implement and test DSP/microcontroller-based embedded code. Collaborate across teams on system design and integration. Engage in system analysis, verification, and validation activities. Interact with customers to clarify technical requirements. Drive innovation and promote reuse of existing technologies. Essential Skills & Experience Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or similar. Proven embedded software/firmware delivery experience in sectors such as defence, aerospace, nuclear, or automotive. Proficient in embedded C/C++ programming. Experience with DSPs and microcontrollers. Ability to gain UK Security Clearance (SC). Desirable Experience in power electronics / systems testing. Familiarity with requirements management tools (e.g. DOORS, Polarion). Agile methodology (e.g. Jira, sprints/scrums). What's on Offer Flexible working arrangements including hybrid and compressed hours. A collaborative, inclusive culture driven by integrity and innovation. Financial relocation support considered on a case-by-case basis. Excellent career development and progression opportunities. Due to the nature of work, all applicants must be eligible for UK Security Clearance. To Apply Submit your CV via this advert today!