Senior ICT Engineer When you join our Engineering Team at Telent, you'll be empowered to innovate and drive common solutions, working closely with technical experts who are proud of the impact their work makes. Come join a high-performing team doing complex and critical work. Help build and keep the nation's critical infrastructure connected and protected 24/7. Reporting to the Senior Engineer (ICT Lead), the Senior Engineer plays a key role in maintaining the stability, performance, and security of our blue-light emergency services customers' ICT environments. The role is responsible for delivering advanced 3rd line technical support, managing complex infrastructure issues, and contributing to the ongoing improvement of critical ICT systems This is a hybrid working role with a requirement to be on site at our Liverpool office 2 days per week, as well as travel to various customer sites in the area on an ad-hoc basis. What you'll do: Provide 3rd line ICT support across a range of hardware, applications, networks, and enterprise systems, resolving complex technical issues. Develop, maintain, and update technical documentation, including system configurations, network mappings, and operational processes. Collaborate with third-party suppliers and service providers to ensure incidents and requests are resolved in line with agreed SLAs and service standards. Support infrastructure lifecycle management, including system upgrades, maintenance, and capacity planning to ensure service resilience and performance. Operate within ITIL frameworks and best-practice processes, ensuring compliance with organisational policies and service management standards. Following an initial period of training and competency assessment, participate in a 24/7 on-call duty rota (approximately 1 in every 4-5 weeks). Who you are: You are an experienced ICT professional with strong infrastructure knowledge and the ability to troubleshoot and resolve complex technical issues in a fast-paced environment. You take a proactive, service-focused approach, working collaboratively to ensure reliable, secure, and resilient systems that support critical operations. Key Requirements: Strong experience with Microsoft Azure and VMware virtualisation technologies Expertise in Windows server administration, and HPE hardware In-depth knowledge of networking, storage, and infrastructure management Expertise in troubleshooting and resolving complex technical issues. Familiarity with ITIL practices and service management. Certifications such as ITIL, Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator, AWS Solutions Architect, or similar are highly desirable Flexible to travel across the region and participate in a 1-in-4 week on-call rota. What we offer: A career at Telent can span many sectors, roles, technologies and clients giving you the opportunity to develop, learn new skills and make an impact. We are growing and we rely on our committed Team to deliver. We nurture the talent that makes this happen, by our on-going commitment to creating an inclusive culture that respects and values difference, that celebrates diverse ideas. We want everyone to feel they can be themselves and to thrive at work. The additional benefits with this role: Company Car 34 days holiday, including public holidays, plus the option to buy or sell days annually OR 26 days holiday, plus public holidays, and the option to buy or sell days annually Company pension scheme A range of family friendly policies Occupational health support and wellbeing Portal Discounts on Cinema, Restaurants and Shopping with Telent Reward scheme. Learn more about Telent: Click here for Telent Video! We're passionate about creating an environment that champions diversity and inclusion, where everyone feels they belong, can be themselves and empowered to reach their full potential. People are at the heart of our business, and we believe that our teams should reflect the diverse experiences and backgrounds of the communities we support.
13/03/2026
Full time
Senior ICT Engineer When you join our Engineering Team at Telent, you'll be empowered to innovate and drive common solutions, working closely with technical experts who are proud of the impact their work makes. Come join a high-performing team doing complex and critical work. Help build and keep the nation's critical infrastructure connected and protected 24/7. Reporting to the Senior Engineer (ICT Lead), the Senior Engineer plays a key role in maintaining the stability, performance, and security of our blue-light emergency services customers' ICT environments. The role is responsible for delivering advanced 3rd line technical support, managing complex infrastructure issues, and contributing to the ongoing improvement of critical ICT systems This is a hybrid working role with a requirement to be on site at our Liverpool office 2 days per week, as well as travel to various customer sites in the area on an ad-hoc basis. What you'll do: Provide 3rd line ICT support across a range of hardware, applications, networks, and enterprise systems, resolving complex technical issues. Develop, maintain, and update technical documentation, including system configurations, network mappings, and operational processes. Collaborate with third-party suppliers and service providers to ensure incidents and requests are resolved in line with agreed SLAs and service standards. Support infrastructure lifecycle management, including system upgrades, maintenance, and capacity planning to ensure service resilience and performance. Operate within ITIL frameworks and best-practice processes, ensuring compliance with organisational policies and service management standards. Following an initial period of training and competency assessment, participate in a 24/7 on-call duty rota (approximately 1 in every 4-5 weeks). Who you are: You are an experienced ICT professional with strong infrastructure knowledge and the ability to troubleshoot and resolve complex technical issues in a fast-paced environment. You take a proactive, service-focused approach, working collaboratively to ensure reliable, secure, and resilient systems that support critical operations. Key Requirements: Strong experience with Microsoft Azure and VMware virtualisation technologies Expertise in Windows server administration, and HPE hardware In-depth knowledge of networking, storage, and infrastructure management Expertise in troubleshooting and resolving complex technical issues. Familiarity with ITIL practices and service management. Certifications such as ITIL, Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator, AWS Solutions Architect, or similar are highly desirable Flexible to travel across the region and participate in a 1-in-4 week on-call rota. What we offer: A career at Telent can span many sectors, roles, technologies and clients giving you the opportunity to develop, learn new skills and make an impact. We are growing and we rely on our committed Team to deliver. We nurture the talent that makes this happen, by our on-going commitment to creating an inclusive culture that respects and values difference, that celebrates diverse ideas. We want everyone to feel they can be themselves and to thrive at work. The additional benefits with this role: Company Car 34 days holiday, including public holidays, plus the option to buy or sell days annually OR 26 days holiday, plus public holidays, and the option to buy or sell days annually Company pension scheme A range of family friendly policies Occupational health support and wellbeing Portal Discounts on Cinema, Restaurants and Shopping with Telent Reward scheme. Learn more about Telent: Click here for Telent Video! We're passionate about creating an environment that champions diversity and inclusion, where everyone feels they belong, can be themselves and empowered to reach their full potential. People are at the heart of our business, and we believe that our teams should reflect the diverse experiences and backgrounds of the communities we support.
Location UK wide - London, Croydon, Woking, Telford, Aston, Liverpool and Manchester - some wider UK mobility may be required. Successful candidates must be willing to undergo SC level Security Clearance. Mobility With the coronavirus pandemic accelerating digital transformation around the globe, Capgemini, as a leading cloud and digital services supplier, is ideally placed to offer its employees and clients the benefits of more flexible working policies. We believe that there are many benefits to our clients, our employees and our organisation of significantly increased remote working - including increased employee productivity, improved work/life balance for employees and greater corporate sustainability in line with our environmental ambitions. We also understand significant remote working can lead to employee wellbeing and satisfaction issues, if not appropriately supported. Within our Capgemini UK Public Sector business, we have a remote working policy that gives autonomy and empowerment to our workforce . We believe this ultimately drives productivity and employee satisfaction, which in turn leads to satisfied clients and company success. Our policy recognises that everyone has different requirements, and needs clarity on expectations including: where and when people can work remotely; what equipment is provided; how regular and personalised two-way communication will take place; what security considerations are required around the work we do; how goals are set and successes celebrated; and how employee wellbeing is supported. Capgemini is a client-led organisation, but we offer a remote-first working policy to our clients. Our expectation is that our employees can work for up to 70% of their time remotely in any given month. As our ethos is to provide excellent service to our clients, we will balance client needs with employee preferences where possible, but there will be times when we will ask you to attend meetings or collaboration events with clients either on client-site or in Capgemini offices. Typically this means that you could expect to travel to a site for work two or three times per month. Alternatively, If you'd prefer to work in an office with your client or colleagues more frequently than this, we can arrange this too. In short, it's all about finding a balance between client needs, employee preferences and reducing the impact of travel on the environment in a flexible and pragmatic way - but whatever your requirements for remote working, we believe that Capgemini can meet them, in a way that works for you, us and our clients. Our policy also fully aligns us with UK Gov's social value and sustainable development goals." Who you'll be working with The UK Government is one of the most digitally advanced in the world recently coming top of the 2016 United Nations E-Government and E-Procurement surveys. Despite the progress, citizens feel that the country works for those who govern and not for citizens themselves. People want a more responsive state, they want change and they want it at pace and at scale. In response to those challenges, UK government has a bold IT vision based on user centric design, Agile development, open source software, continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, cloud computing and a DevOps culture. What it needs is partner organisations to help put this vision into practice. Capgemini are one of those partners, and we need people like you. The focus of your role We want passionate, energetic Platform/DevOps Engineers to work as part of an agile team to help clients build and continuously improve digital services using the best of open source software. We're looking for Engineers that aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and get stuck-in. You should learn quickly and love a challenge. Join us and help grow our already large and strong community of digital specialists, share ideas and innovate. You'll be surrounded by some amazing people and working in one of the best cultures that you can find. What you'll do You'll undertake cross-functional engineering projects, working in small teams with other engineers in different knowledge spheres, building supportable, sustainable and reliable services You'll work with great engineers - at the end of the day it's all about people. Capgemini has a team of great engineers who work together in a community and help each other to deliver and develop as professionals. We work on large scale, technically challenging projects. You'll work with great technology - the UK Government has an IT strategy based on user centric design, modern open source technology, continuous integration/delivery, and modern software architectures such as microservices and cloud technology to name but a few. You'll help us achieve our vision - the chance to make a real difference at the heart of the digital transformation within the UK Public Sector. You'll get opportunities to develop and progress - working on large scale, technically challenging projects. You will be constantly learning through modern learning environments such as Linux Academy, A Cloud Guru and the Capgemini University. You will have the opportunity to attend conferences, support tech meetups, take part in hackathons, gain industry recognised certification and much, much more.. What you'll bring We are looking for Platform/DevOps Engineers with an appetite to extend their knowledge and apply new skills rapidly on challenging projects. You'll bring a broad range of experience in modern open source stacks, so don't worry if you haven't got strong experience in every skill listed below. If you can demonstrate a good selection of these skills, and a passion for developing exciting new technical skills, then we'd really like to talk to you. Things we seek; Appetite for learning new technologies Experience debugging complex, multi-server service in a high availability production environment. Good communication skills both in written and verbal format with the ability to convey complex technical concepts clearly and concisely Extremely sound knowledge of GNU/Linux. Experience of building infrastructure in AWS using Terraform AWS certification (SysOps/Developer/Architect) - preferred but not essential Knowledge and experience of setting up and using configuration management tooling - Puppet preferred. Reasonable fluency in at least one of: Ruby, Go, Python Strong Understanding of CI environments and how they facilitate the automation process with other orchestration tools. Ability to converse with both internal and external stakeholders, holding the appropriate level of conversation at all times Things we like; Linux (RHEL/CentOS) Core Networking & Loadbalancing AWS Puppet Python / Ruby / Go Jenkins / Bamboo Git / GitHub / GitLab Graphite / Grafana / ELK / Prometheus SQL / NO-SQL DB's Docker (Swarm / Kubernetes) HashiCorp (Packer / Terraform / Vault / Consul) What we'll offer you Capgemini, along with its clients, creates and delivers digital solutions that fit their user needs, delivering innovation, competitiveness and high levels of user satisfaction. We specialise in agile custom software development and automated platform deployment at an enterprise scale. Our vision is to help our customers achieve their digital transformation objectives by providing innovative digital integration, insight, expertise and solutions. You will be assigned to the Capgemini Digital Platform Engineering Unit working across a number of major Public Sector clients. Primarily working with Open Source software, the team are first and foremost engineers, putting Software Engineering and professionalism at the heart of delivery. You will get to work with a set of technologies and ways of working that are starting to define the industry as well as work with other top engineers, who are at the forefront of technology. You'll be working with exceptionally talented colleagues who will support you, and help you in turn to support your colleagues. You will be part of a unit that will be constantly innovating and you will play your part in shaping those innovations. We'll also offer you several weeks of training to help you develop your skills where appropriate. The training will be tailored to your needs, through a variety of online learning paths, and supported by mentoring, advice and guidance from your technical lead. Wherever possible, it will be backed up with industry recognised certification and hands on practical through a mini-project in our modern TechHub facility. Examples of target certifications include AWS (Architect, Developer, SysOps, DevOps), Azure (Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions), RedHat (RHCSA, RHCE, Ansible Automation etc..), Puppet, etc... Why we're different At Capgemini, we help organisations across the world become more agile, more competitive and more successful. Smart, tailored, often-ground-breaking technical solutions to complex problems are the norm. But so, too, is a culture that's as collaborative as it is forward thinking. Working closely with each other, and with our clients, we get under the skin of businesses and to the heart of their goals. You will too. Capgemini positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity..... click apply for full job details
24/09/2022
Full time
Location UK wide - London, Croydon, Woking, Telford, Aston, Liverpool and Manchester - some wider UK mobility may be required. Successful candidates must be willing to undergo SC level Security Clearance. Mobility With the coronavirus pandemic accelerating digital transformation around the globe, Capgemini, as a leading cloud and digital services supplier, is ideally placed to offer its employees and clients the benefits of more flexible working policies. We believe that there are many benefits to our clients, our employees and our organisation of significantly increased remote working - including increased employee productivity, improved work/life balance for employees and greater corporate sustainability in line with our environmental ambitions. We also understand significant remote working can lead to employee wellbeing and satisfaction issues, if not appropriately supported. Within our Capgemini UK Public Sector business, we have a remote working policy that gives autonomy and empowerment to our workforce . We believe this ultimately drives productivity and employee satisfaction, which in turn leads to satisfied clients and company success. Our policy recognises that everyone has different requirements, and needs clarity on expectations including: where and when people can work remotely; what equipment is provided; how regular and personalised two-way communication will take place; what security considerations are required around the work we do; how goals are set and successes celebrated; and how employee wellbeing is supported. Capgemini is a client-led organisation, but we offer a remote-first working policy to our clients. Our expectation is that our employees can work for up to 70% of their time remotely in any given month. As our ethos is to provide excellent service to our clients, we will balance client needs with employee preferences where possible, but there will be times when we will ask you to attend meetings or collaboration events with clients either on client-site or in Capgemini offices. Typically this means that you could expect to travel to a site for work two or three times per month. Alternatively, If you'd prefer to work in an office with your client or colleagues more frequently than this, we can arrange this too. In short, it's all about finding a balance between client needs, employee preferences and reducing the impact of travel on the environment in a flexible and pragmatic way - but whatever your requirements for remote working, we believe that Capgemini can meet them, in a way that works for you, us and our clients. Our policy also fully aligns us with UK Gov's social value and sustainable development goals." Who you'll be working with The UK Government is one of the most digitally advanced in the world recently coming top of the 2016 United Nations E-Government and E-Procurement surveys. Despite the progress, citizens feel that the country works for those who govern and not for citizens themselves. People want a more responsive state, they want change and they want it at pace and at scale. In response to those challenges, UK government has a bold IT vision based on user centric design, Agile development, open source software, continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, cloud computing and a DevOps culture. What it needs is partner organisations to help put this vision into practice. Capgemini are one of those partners, and we need people like you. The focus of your role We want passionate, energetic Platform/DevOps Engineers to work as part of an agile team to help clients build and continuously improve digital services using the best of open source software. We're looking for Engineers that aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and get stuck-in. You should learn quickly and love a challenge. Join us and help grow our already large and strong community of digital specialists, share ideas and innovate. You'll be surrounded by some amazing people and working in one of the best cultures that you can find. What you'll do You'll undertake cross-functional engineering projects, working in small teams with other engineers in different knowledge spheres, building supportable, sustainable and reliable services You'll work with great engineers - at the end of the day it's all about people. Capgemini has a team of great engineers who work together in a community and help each other to deliver and develop as professionals. We work on large scale, technically challenging projects. You'll work with great technology - the UK Government has an IT strategy based on user centric design, modern open source technology, continuous integration/delivery, and modern software architectures such as microservices and cloud technology to name but a few. You'll help us achieve our vision - the chance to make a real difference at the heart of the digital transformation within the UK Public Sector. You'll get opportunities to develop and progress - working on large scale, technically challenging projects. You will be constantly learning through modern learning environments such as Linux Academy, A Cloud Guru and the Capgemini University. You will have the opportunity to attend conferences, support tech meetups, take part in hackathons, gain industry recognised certification and much, much more.. What you'll bring We are looking for Platform/DevOps Engineers with an appetite to extend their knowledge and apply new skills rapidly on challenging projects. You'll bring a broad range of experience in modern open source stacks, so don't worry if you haven't got strong experience in every skill listed below. If you can demonstrate a good selection of these skills, and a passion for developing exciting new technical skills, then we'd really like to talk to you. Things we seek; Appetite for learning new technologies Experience debugging complex, multi-server service in a high availability production environment. Good communication skills both in written and verbal format with the ability to convey complex technical concepts clearly and concisely Extremely sound knowledge of GNU/Linux. Experience of building infrastructure in AWS using Terraform AWS certification (SysOps/Developer/Architect) - preferred but not essential Knowledge and experience of setting up and using configuration management tooling - Puppet preferred. Reasonable fluency in at least one of: Ruby, Go, Python Strong Understanding of CI environments and how they facilitate the automation process with other orchestration tools. Ability to converse with both internal and external stakeholders, holding the appropriate level of conversation at all times Things we like; Linux (RHEL/CentOS) Core Networking & Loadbalancing AWS Puppet Python / Ruby / Go Jenkins / Bamboo Git / GitHub / GitLab Graphite / Grafana / ELK / Prometheus SQL / NO-SQL DB's Docker (Swarm / Kubernetes) HashiCorp (Packer / Terraform / Vault / Consul) What we'll offer you Capgemini, along with its clients, creates and delivers digital solutions that fit their user needs, delivering innovation, competitiveness and high levels of user satisfaction. We specialise in agile custom software development and automated platform deployment at an enterprise scale. Our vision is to help our customers achieve their digital transformation objectives by providing innovative digital integration, insight, expertise and solutions. You will be assigned to the Capgemini Digital Platform Engineering Unit working across a number of major Public Sector clients. Primarily working with Open Source software, the team are first and foremost engineers, putting Software Engineering and professionalism at the heart of delivery. You will get to work with a set of technologies and ways of working that are starting to define the industry as well as work with other top engineers, who are at the forefront of technology. You'll be working with exceptionally talented colleagues who will support you, and help you in turn to support your colleagues. You will be part of a unit that will be constantly innovating and you will play your part in shaping those innovations. We'll also offer you several weeks of training to help you develop your skills where appropriate. The training will be tailored to your needs, through a variety of online learning paths, and supported by mentoring, advice and guidance from your technical lead. Wherever possible, it will be backed up with industry recognised certification and hands on practical through a mini-project in our modern TechHub facility. Examples of target certifications include AWS (Architect, Developer, SysOps, DevOps), Azure (Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions), RedHat (RHCSA, RHCE, Ansible Automation etc..), Puppet, etc... Why we're different At Capgemini, we help organisations across the world become more agile, more competitive and more successful. Smart, tailored, often-ground-breaking technical solutions to complex problems are the norm. But so, too, is a culture that's as collaborative as it is forward thinking. Working closely with each other, and with our clients, we get under the skin of businesses and to the heart of their goals. You will too. Capgemini positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity..... click apply for full job details
Location Northern Regions - Trafford (Manchester), Liverpool, Sheffield and Newcastle Some wider UK mobility may be required. Successful candidates must be willing to undergo SC level Security Clearance. Mobility With the coronavirus pandemic accelerating digital transformation around the globe, Capgemini, as a leading cloud and digital services supplier, is ideally placed to offer its employees and clients the benefits of more flexible working policies. We believe that there are many benefits to our clients, our employees and our organisation of significantly increased remote working - including increased employee productivity, improved work/life balance for employees and greater corporate sustainability in line with our environmental ambitions. We also understand significant remote working can lead to employee wellbeing and satisfaction issues, if not appropriately supported. Within our Capgemini UK Public Sector business, we have a remote working policy that gives autonomy and empowerment to our workforce . We believe this ultimately drives productivity and employee satisfaction, which in turn leads to satisfied clients and company success. Our policy recognises that everyone has different requirements, and needs clarity on expectations including: where and when people can work remotely; what equipment is provided; how regular and personalised two-way communication will take place; what security considerations are required around the work we do; how goals are set and successes celebrated; and how employee wellbeing is supported. Capgemini is a client-led organisation, but we offer a remote-first working policy to our clients. Our expectation is that our employees can work for up to 70% of their time remotely in any given month. As our ethos is to provide excellent service to our clients, we will balance client needs with employee preferences where possible, but there will be times when we will ask you to attend meetings or collaboration events with clients either on client-site or in Capgemini offices. Typically this means that you could expect to travel to a site for work two or three times per month. Alternatively, If you'd prefer to work in an office with your client or colleagues more frequently than this, we can arrange this too. In short, it's all about finding a balance between client needs, employee preferences and reducing the impact of travel on the environment in a flexible and pragmatic way - but whatever your requirements for remote working, we believe that Capgemini can meet them, in a way that works for you, us and our clients. Our policy also fully aligns us with UK Gov's social value and sustainable development goals. Who you'll be working with The UK Government is one of the most digitally advanced in the world recently coming top of the 2016 United Nations E-Government and E-Procurement surveys. Despite the progress, citizens feel that the country works for those who govern and not for citizens themselves. People want a more responsive state, they want change and they want it at pace and at scale. In response to those challenges, UK government has a bold IT vision based on user centric design, Agile development, open source software, continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, cloud computing and a DevOps culture. What it needs is partner organisations to help put this vision into practice. Capgemini are one of those partners, and we need people like you. The focus of your role Whilst you will be UK mobile, we will try to focus your role with our clients based in the north. We want passionate, energetic Platform/DevOps Engineers to work as part of an agile team to help clients build and continuously improve digital services using the best of open source software. We're looking for Engineers that aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and get stuck-in. You should learn quickly and love a challenge. Join us and help grow our already large and strong community of digital specialists, share ideas and innovate. You'll be surrounded by some amazing people and working in one of the best cultures that you can find. What you'll do You'll undertake cross-functional engineering projects, working in small teams with other engineers in different knowledge spheres, building supportable, sustainable and reliable services You'll work with great engineers - at the end of the day it's all about people. Capgemini has a team of great engineers who work together in a community and help each other to deliver and develop as professionals. We work on large scale, technically challenging projects You'll work with great technology - the UK Government has an IT strategy based on user centric design, modern open source technology, continuous integration/delivery, and modern software architectures such as microservices and cloud technology to name but a few You'll help us achieve our vision - the chance to make a real difference at the heart of the digital transformation within the UK Public Sector You'll get opportunities to develop and progress - working on large scale, technically challenging projects. You will be constantly learning through modern learning environments such as Linux Academy, A Cloud Guru and the Capgemini University. You will have the opportunity to attend conferences, support tech meetups, take part in hackathons, gain industry recognised certification and much, much more.. What you'll bring We are looking for Platform/DevOps Engineers with an appetite to extend their knowledge and apply new skills rapidly on challenging projects. You'll bring a broad range of experience in modern open source stacks, so don't worry if you haven't got strong experience in every skill listed below. If you can demonstrate a good selection of these skills, and a passion for developing exciting new technical skills, then we'd really like to talk to you. Things we seek; Appetite for learning new technologies Experience debugging complex, multi-server service in a high availability production environment. Good communication skills both in written and verbal format with the ability to convey complex technical concepts clearly and concisely Extremely sound knowledge of GNU/Linux. Experience of building infrastructure in AWS using Terraform AWS certification (SysOps/Developer/Architect) - preferred but not essential Knowledge and experience of setting up and using configuration management tooling - Puppet preferred. Reasonable fluency in at least one of: Ruby, Go, Python Strong Understanding of CI environments and how they facilitate the automation process with other orchestration tools. Ability to converse with both internal and external stakeholders, holding the appropriate level of conversation at all times Things we like; Linux (RHEL/CentOS) Core Networking & Loadbalancing AWS Puppet Python / Ruby / Go Jenkins / Bamboo Git / GitHub / GitLab Graphite / Grafana / ELK / Prometheus SQL / NO-SQL DB's Docker (Swarm / Kubernetes) HashiCorp (Packer / Terraform / Vault / Consul) What we'll offer you Capgemini, along with its clients, creates and delivers digital solutions that fit their user needs, delivering innovation, competitiveness and high levels of user satisfaction. We specialise in agile custom software development and automated platform deployment at an enterprise scale. Our vision is to help our customers achieve their digital transformation objectives by providing innovative digital integration, insight, expertise and solutions. You will be assigned to the Capgemini Digital Platform Engineering Unit working across a number of major Public Sector clients. Primarily working with Open Source software, the team are first and foremost engineers, putting Software Engineering and professionalism at the heart of delivery. You will get to work with a set of technologies and ways of working that are starting to define the industry as well as work with other top engineers, who are at the forefront of technology. You'll be working with exceptionally talented colleagues who will support you, and help you in turn to support your colleagues. You will be part of a unit that will be constantly innovating and you will play your part in shaping those innovations. We'll also offer you several weeks of training to help you develop your skills where appropriate. The training will be tailored to your needs, through a variety of online learning paths, and supported by mentoring, advice and guidance from your technical lead. Wherever possible, it will be backed up with industry recognised certification and hands on practical through a mini-project in our modern TechHub facility. Examples of target certifications include AWS (Architect, Developer, SysOps, DevOps), Azure (Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions), RedHat (RHCSA, RHCE, Ansible Automation etc..), Puppet, etc... Why we're different At Capgemini, we help organisations across the world become more agile, more competitive and more successful. Smart, tailored, often ground-breaking technical solutions to complex problems are the norm. But so, too, is a culture that's as collaborative as it is forward thinking. Working closely with each other, and with our clients, we get under the skin of businesses and to the heart of their goals. You will too. Capgemini positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age..... click apply for full job details
24/09/2022
Full time
Location Northern Regions - Trafford (Manchester), Liverpool, Sheffield and Newcastle Some wider UK mobility may be required. Successful candidates must be willing to undergo SC level Security Clearance. Mobility With the coronavirus pandemic accelerating digital transformation around the globe, Capgemini, as a leading cloud and digital services supplier, is ideally placed to offer its employees and clients the benefits of more flexible working policies. We believe that there are many benefits to our clients, our employees and our organisation of significantly increased remote working - including increased employee productivity, improved work/life balance for employees and greater corporate sustainability in line with our environmental ambitions. We also understand significant remote working can lead to employee wellbeing and satisfaction issues, if not appropriately supported. Within our Capgemini UK Public Sector business, we have a remote working policy that gives autonomy and empowerment to our workforce . We believe this ultimately drives productivity and employee satisfaction, which in turn leads to satisfied clients and company success. Our policy recognises that everyone has different requirements, and needs clarity on expectations including: where and when people can work remotely; what equipment is provided; how regular and personalised two-way communication will take place; what security considerations are required around the work we do; how goals are set and successes celebrated; and how employee wellbeing is supported. Capgemini is a client-led organisation, but we offer a remote-first working policy to our clients. Our expectation is that our employees can work for up to 70% of their time remotely in any given month. As our ethos is to provide excellent service to our clients, we will balance client needs with employee preferences where possible, but there will be times when we will ask you to attend meetings or collaboration events with clients either on client-site or in Capgemini offices. Typically this means that you could expect to travel to a site for work two or three times per month. Alternatively, If you'd prefer to work in an office with your client or colleagues more frequently than this, we can arrange this too. In short, it's all about finding a balance between client needs, employee preferences and reducing the impact of travel on the environment in a flexible and pragmatic way - but whatever your requirements for remote working, we believe that Capgemini can meet them, in a way that works for you, us and our clients. Our policy also fully aligns us with UK Gov's social value and sustainable development goals. Who you'll be working with The UK Government is one of the most digitally advanced in the world recently coming top of the 2016 United Nations E-Government and E-Procurement surveys. Despite the progress, citizens feel that the country works for those who govern and not for citizens themselves. People want a more responsive state, they want change and they want it at pace and at scale. In response to those challenges, UK government has a bold IT vision based on user centric design, Agile development, open source software, continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, cloud computing and a DevOps culture. What it needs is partner organisations to help put this vision into practice. Capgemini are one of those partners, and we need people like you. The focus of your role Whilst you will be UK mobile, we will try to focus your role with our clients based in the north. We want passionate, energetic Platform/DevOps Engineers to work as part of an agile team to help clients build and continuously improve digital services using the best of open source software. We're looking for Engineers that aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and get stuck-in. You should learn quickly and love a challenge. Join us and help grow our already large and strong community of digital specialists, share ideas and innovate. You'll be surrounded by some amazing people and working in one of the best cultures that you can find. What you'll do You'll undertake cross-functional engineering projects, working in small teams with other engineers in different knowledge spheres, building supportable, sustainable and reliable services You'll work with great engineers - at the end of the day it's all about people. Capgemini has a team of great engineers who work together in a community and help each other to deliver and develop as professionals. We work on large scale, technically challenging projects You'll work with great technology - the UK Government has an IT strategy based on user centric design, modern open source technology, continuous integration/delivery, and modern software architectures such as microservices and cloud technology to name but a few You'll help us achieve our vision - the chance to make a real difference at the heart of the digital transformation within the UK Public Sector You'll get opportunities to develop and progress - working on large scale, technically challenging projects. You will be constantly learning through modern learning environments such as Linux Academy, A Cloud Guru and the Capgemini University. You will have the opportunity to attend conferences, support tech meetups, take part in hackathons, gain industry recognised certification and much, much more.. What you'll bring We are looking for Platform/DevOps Engineers with an appetite to extend their knowledge and apply new skills rapidly on challenging projects. You'll bring a broad range of experience in modern open source stacks, so don't worry if you haven't got strong experience in every skill listed below. If you can demonstrate a good selection of these skills, and a passion for developing exciting new technical skills, then we'd really like to talk to you. Things we seek; Appetite for learning new technologies Experience debugging complex, multi-server service in a high availability production environment. Good communication skills both in written and verbal format with the ability to convey complex technical concepts clearly and concisely Extremely sound knowledge of GNU/Linux. Experience of building infrastructure in AWS using Terraform AWS certification (SysOps/Developer/Architect) - preferred but not essential Knowledge and experience of setting up and using configuration management tooling - Puppet preferred. Reasonable fluency in at least one of: Ruby, Go, Python Strong Understanding of CI environments and how they facilitate the automation process with other orchestration tools. Ability to converse with both internal and external stakeholders, holding the appropriate level of conversation at all times Things we like; Linux (RHEL/CentOS) Core Networking & Loadbalancing AWS Puppet Python / Ruby / Go Jenkins / Bamboo Git / GitHub / GitLab Graphite / Grafana / ELK / Prometheus SQL / NO-SQL DB's Docker (Swarm / Kubernetes) HashiCorp (Packer / Terraform / Vault / Consul) What we'll offer you Capgemini, along with its clients, creates and delivers digital solutions that fit their user needs, delivering innovation, competitiveness and high levels of user satisfaction. We specialise in agile custom software development and automated platform deployment at an enterprise scale. Our vision is to help our customers achieve their digital transformation objectives by providing innovative digital integration, insight, expertise and solutions. You will be assigned to the Capgemini Digital Platform Engineering Unit working across a number of major Public Sector clients. Primarily working with Open Source software, the team are first and foremost engineers, putting Software Engineering and professionalism at the heart of delivery. You will get to work with a set of technologies and ways of working that are starting to define the industry as well as work with other top engineers, who are at the forefront of technology. You'll be working with exceptionally talented colleagues who will support you, and help you in turn to support your colleagues. You will be part of a unit that will be constantly innovating and you will play your part in shaping those innovations. We'll also offer you several weeks of training to help you develop your skills where appropriate. The training will be tailored to your needs, through a variety of online learning paths, and supported by mentoring, advice and guidance from your technical lead. Wherever possible, it will be backed up with industry recognised certification and hands on practical through a mini-project in our modern TechHub facility. Examples of target certifications include AWS (Architect, Developer, SysOps, DevOps), Azure (Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions), RedHat (RHCSA, RHCE, Ansible Automation etc..), Puppet, etc... Why we're different At Capgemini, we help organisations across the world become more agile, more competitive and more successful. Smart, tailored, often ground-breaking technical solutions to complex problems are the norm. But so, too, is a culture that's as collaborative as it is forward thinking. Working closely with each other, and with our clients, we get under the skin of businesses and to the heart of their goals. You will too. Capgemini positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age..... click apply for full job details
Location Telford / Aston (Birmingham) Some wider UK mobility may be required. Successful candidates must be willing to undergo SC level Security Clearance. Mobility With the coronavirus pandemic accelerating digital transformation around the globe, Capgemini, as a leading cloud and digital services supplier, is ideally placed to offer its employees and clients the benefits of more flexible working policies. We believe that there are many benefits to our clients, our employees and our organisation of significantly increased remote working - including increased employee productivity, improved work/life balance for employees and greater corporate sustainability in line with our environmental ambitions. We also understand significant remote working can lead to employee wellbeing and satisfaction issues, if not appropriately supported. Within our Capgemini UK Public Sector business, we have a remote working policy that gives autonomy and empowerment to our workforce . We believe this ultimately drives productivity and employee satisfaction, which in turn leads to satisfied clients and company success. Our policy recognises that everyone has different requirements, and needs clarity on expectations including: where and when people can work remotely; what equipment is provided; how regular and personalised two-way communication will take place; what security considerations are required around the work we do; how goals are set and successes celebrated; and how employee wellbeing is supported. Capgemini is a client-led organisation, but we offer a remote-first working policy to our clients. Our expectation is that our employees can work for up to 70% of their time remotely in any given month. As our ethos is to provide excellent service to our clients, we will balance client needs with employee preferences where possible, but there will be times when we will ask you to attend meetings or collaboration events with clients either on client-site or in Capgemini offices. Typically this means that you could expect to travel to a site for work two or three times per month. Alternatively, If you'd prefer to work in an office with your client or colleagues more frequently than this, we can arrange this too. In short, it's all about finding a balance between client needs, employee preferences and reducing the impact of travel on the environment in a flexible and pragmatic way - but whatever your requirements for remote working, we believe that Capgemini can meet them, in a way that works for you, us and our clients. Our policy also fully aligns us with UK Gov's social value and sustainable development goals. An Overview of the role The UK Government is one of the most digitally advanced in the world recently coming top of the 2016 United Nations E-Government and E-Procurement surveys. Despite the progress, citizens feel that the country works for those who govern and not for citizens themselves. People want a more responsive state, they want change and they want it at pace and at scale. In response to those challenges, UK government has a bold IT vision based on user centric design, Agile development, open source software, continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, cloud computing and a DevOps culture. What it needs is partner organisations to help put this vision into practice. Capgemini are one of those partners, and we need people like you. Why this role? Capgemini are looking for passionate and energetic Platform/DevOps Engineers to work as part of an agile team to help clients build and continuously improve digital services using the best of open source software. We're looking for Engineers that aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and get stuck-in. You should learn quickly and love a challenge. Join us and help grow our already large and strong community of digital specialists, share ideas and innovate. You'll be surrounded by some amazing people and working in one of the best cultures that you can find. Why you? We are looking for experienced Platform/DevOps Engineers with an appetite to extend their knowledge and apply new skills rapidly on challenging projects. You'll bring a broad range of experience in modern open source stacks, so don't worry if you haven't got strong experience in every skill listed below. Appetite for learning new technologies Experience debugging complex, multi-server service in a high availability production environment. Extremely sound knowledge of GNU/Linux. Experience of building infrastructure in AWS using Terraform Knowledge and experience of setting up and using configuration management tooling - Puppet preferred. Reasonable fluency in at least one of: Ruby, Go, Python Strong Understanding of CI environments and how they facilitate the automation process with other orchestration tools. Ability to converse with both internal and external stakeholders, holding the appropriate level of conversation at all times Why us? We are a Technically led unit with a flat structure where the views of all colleagues are valid and encouraged. We are passionate about learning and development, supporting engineers in learning new technologies via the likes of Pluralsight, Linux Academy, acloud.guru, Linux Foundation, classroom based training and hands-on experience through initiatives such as our TechHubs, TechChallenges, Demos and Innovation weeks. We are continuing our focus on learning and development throughout 2020 - and will be sponsoring a large number of engineers through AWS, Azure, Docker and Kubernetes training and certification. We have close ties with vendors and have collaborated on work with Docker, AWS, Microsoft, Elastic, Splunk, Fortinet and Portworx. We are active participants in the DevOps global network with colleagues presenting and attending at national and international conferences and meetups. Diversity Capgemini positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity. We are committed to hiring, developing and retaining the best people to deliver innovative, world-class solutions for our clients. We foster an inclusive culture that enables everyone to achieve their full potential and enjoy a fulfilling career with us. Our comprehensive flexible benefits package and lifestyle policies enable our employees to balance their individual, family and work-life needs. About Capgemini Capgemini is a global leader in consulting, digital transformation, technology and engineering services. The Group is at the forefront of innovation to address the entire breadth of clients' opportunities in the evolving world of cloud, digital and platforms. Building on its strong 50-year+ heritage and deep industry-specific expertise, Capgemini enables organizations to realize their business ambitions through an array of services from strategy to operations. Capgemini is driven by the conviction that the business value of technology comes from and through people. Today, it is a multicultural company of 270,000 team members in almost 50 countries. With Altran, the Group reported 2019 combined revenues of €17billion. See what it's like to work at Capgemini. Visit: and
21/09/2022
Full time
Location Telford / Aston (Birmingham) Some wider UK mobility may be required. Successful candidates must be willing to undergo SC level Security Clearance. Mobility With the coronavirus pandemic accelerating digital transformation around the globe, Capgemini, as a leading cloud and digital services supplier, is ideally placed to offer its employees and clients the benefits of more flexible working policies. We believe that there are many benefits to our clients, our employees and our organisation of significantly increased remote working - including increased employee productivity, improved work/life balance for employees and greater corporate sustainability in line with our environmental ambitions. We also understand significant remote working can lead to employee wellbeing and satisfaction issues, if not appropriately supported. Within our Capgemini UK Public Sector business, we have a remote working policy that gives autonomy and empowerment to our workforce . We believe this ultimately drives productivity and employee satisfaction, which in turn leads to satisfied clients and company success. Our policy recognises that everyone has different requirements, and needs clarity on expectations including: where and when people can work remotely; what equipment is provided; how regular and personalised two-way communication will take place; what security considerations are required around the work we do; how goals are set and successes celebrated; and how employee wellbeing is supported. Capgemini is a client-led organisation, but we offer a remote-first working policy to our clients. Our expectation is that our employees can work for up to 70% of their time remotely in any given month. As our ethos is to provide excellent service to our clients, we will balance client needs with employee preferences where possible, but there will be times when we will ask you to attend meetings or collaboration events with clients either on client-site or in Capgemini offices. Typically this means that you could expect to travel to a site for work two or three times per month. Alternatively, If you'd prefer to work in an office with your client or colleagues more frequently than this, we can arrange this too. In short, it's all about finding a balance between client needs, employee preferences and reducing the impact of travel on the environment in a flexible and pragmatic way - but whatever your requirements for remote working, we believe that Capgemini can meet them, in a way that works for you, us and our clients. Our policy also fully aligns us with UK Gov's social value and sustainable development goals. An Overview of the role The UK Government is one of the most digitally advanced in the world recently coming top of the 2016 United Nations E-Government and E-Procurement surveys. Despite the progress, citizens feel that the country works for those who govern and not for citizens themselves. People want a more responsive state, they want change and they want it at pace and at scale. In response to those challenges, UK government has a bold IT vision based on user centric design, Agile development, open source software, continuous delivery, infrastructure automation, cloud computing and a DevOps culture. What it needs is partner organisations to help put this vision into practice. Capgemini are one of those partners, and we need people like you. Why this role? Capgemini are looking for passionate and energetic Platform/DevOps Engineers to work as part of an agile team to help clients build and continuously improve digital services using the best of open source software. We're looking for Engineers that aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and get stuck-in. You should learn quickly and love a challenge. Join us and help grow our already large and strong community of digital specialists, share ideas and innovate. You'll be surrounded by some amazing people and working in one of the best cultures that you can find. Why you? We are looking for experienced Platform/DevOps Engineers with an appetite to extend their knowledge and apply new skills rapidly on challenging projects. You'll bring a broad range of experience in modern open source stacks, so don't worry if you haven't got strong experience in every skill listed below. Appetite for learning new technologies Experience debugging complex, multi-server service in a high availability production environment. Extremely sound knowledge of GNU/Linux. Experience of building infrastructure in AWS using Terraform Knowledge and experience of setting up and using configuration management tooling - Puppet preferred. Reasonable fluency in at least one of: Ruby, Go, Python Strong Understanding of CI environments and how they facilitate the automation process with other orchestration tools. Ability to converse with both internal and external stakeholders, holding the appropriate level of conversation at all times Why us? We are a Technically led unit with a flat structure where the views of all colleagues are valid and encouraged. We are passionate about learning and development, supporting engineers in learning new technologies via the likes of Pluralsight, Linux Academy, acloud.guru, Linux Foundation, classroom based training and hands-on experience through initiatives such as our TechHubs, TechChallenges, Demos and Innovation weeks. We are continuing our focus on learning and development throughout 2020 - and will be sponsoring a large number of engineers through AWS, Azure, Docker and Kubernetes training and certification. We have close ties with vendors and have collaborated on work with Docker, AWS, Microsoft, Elastic, Splunk, Fortinet and Portworx. We are active participants in the DevOps global network with colleagues presenting and attending at national and international conferences and meetups. Diversity Capgemini positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity. We are committed to hiring, developing and retaining the best people to deliver innovative, world-class solutions for our clients. We foster an inclusive culture that enables everyone to achieve their full potential and enjoy a fulfilling career with us. Our comprehensive flexible benefits package and lifestyle policies enable our employees to balance their individual, family and work-life needs. About Capgemini Capgemini is a global leader in consulting, digital transformation, technology and engineering services. The Group is at the forefront of innovation to address the entire breadth of clients' opportunities in the evolving world of cloud, digital and platforms. Building on its strong 50-year+ heritage and deep industry-specific expertise, Capgemini enables organizations to realize their business ambitions through an array of services from strategy to operations. Capgemini is driven by the conviction that the business value of technology comes from and through people. Today, it is a multicultural company of 270,000 team members in almost 50 countries. With Altran, the Group reported 2019 combined revenues of €17billion. See what it's like to work at Capgemini. Visit: and
Salary £55k+ (negotiable)
Permanent, full time
London, Blackfriars
Reporting to senior management, this is a new hands on technical role with global accountability for all production systems. The ideal candidate will possess a broad range of technical experience, be highly motivated and will likely come from a role with similar responsibilities.
About us
Sensical is a small and growing IT MSP and consultancy based in the City of London. Our customers are SMEs within financial services and other sectors that value expert advice, system reliability and high-quality support that is a cut above the average. We are a friendly close-knit and supportive team of experts.
Role Summary
Accountable for availability and performance of IT systems for Sensical and its customers.
Technologies: VMware, SANs, Windows & Linux Server + much more.
Hands on highly technical role.
Monitoring of all IT systems.
Developing and executing IT system maintenance plans.
Identifying IT system risks and maintain IT system risk log (security, capacity, resilience etc.).
Planning and carrying out projects to improve IT systems.
Role Description
Reporting to director level and working alongside heads of department for support and project delivery, this highly technical role will have sole responsibility for planning and executing the discovery, documentation, monitoring, ongoing maintenance, and continual improvement of all internal and customer production systems under support.
The ideal candidate must be highly organised, possess expert technical knowledge and be able to quickly master complex technical systems, their component parts, and interdependencies. The role will suit a highly motivated individual with a passion for quality and the drive to seek out and own potential issues and opportunities for system improvement.
This role has no direct reports but will work closely with existing engineering resources, who can take responsibility for systems as directed.
Job Role
Ownership of all production infrastructure.
Responsible for infrastructure management standards and discovery:
Accountable for the creation and refinement of the standards for in-life infrastructure management (including support documentation, monitoring, risk & optimisation identification, backup, patching and maintenance schedules).
Accountable for ensuring existing in-life systems meet the infrastructure management standards.
Accountable for discovery of new systems and ensuring they meet the infrastructure management standards.
Responsible for infrastructure health & maintenance:
Accountable for the ongoing health, availability, and performance of all production infrastructure.
Accountable for timely maintenance of all production infrastructure, i.e., developing and implementing proactive maintenance tasks and schedules.
Accountable for suitable vendor support contracts being in place.
Accountable for proactive infrastructure monitoring, backup and DR.
Accountable for ongoing identification and prioritisation of infrastructure risks and optimisations.
Teamwork:
Development and maintenance of a production infrastructure knowledge and skills matrix, identifying gaps for resolution.
Clear delegation of infrastructure management responsibilities to engineers in the Support and Delivery departments where appropriate.
Support:
Responsible for Major Incident Resolution and Root Cause Analysis.
Relevant Skills and Experience
Experience of directly delivering 3rd and 4th line support of complex systems.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Excellent documentation skills and attention to detail. Past experience of documenting complex systems for the purposes of in-life management.
Ability to continually and quickly become a technical expert in new systems and vendors.
Familiarity with asset management, CMDB and documentation systems.
Great team player.
Required technologies: Sensical is technology agnostic, however the main technologies in use for which we require expert knowledge are: Windows Server, VMware, iSCSI and FC SANs, Veeam, RDS, Citrix and Microsoft Exchange. The majority of systems are in private cloud but an increasing proportion are in public cloud.
Desirable technologies: Networking and Linux Server OS, AWS and Azure / Office 365.
29/04/2021
Full time
Salary £55k+ (negotiable)
Permanent, full time
London, Blackfriars
Reporting to senior management, this is a new hands on technical role with global accountability for all production systems. The ideal candidate will possess a broad range of technical experience, be highly motivated and will likely come from a role with similar responsibilities.
About us
Sensical is a small and growing IT MSP and consultancy based in the City of London. Our customers are SMEs within financial services and other sectors that value expert advice, system reliability and high-quality support that is a cut above the average. We are a friendly close-knit and supportive team of experts.
Role Summary
Accountable for availability and performance of IT systems for Sensical and its customers.
Technologies: VMware, SANs, Windows & Linux Server + much more.
Hands on highly technical role.
Monitoring of all IT systems.
Developing and executing IT system maintenance plans.
Identifying IT system risks and maintain IT system risk log (security, capacity, resilience etc.).
Planning and carrying out projects to improve IT systems.
Role Description
Reporting to director level and working alongside heads of department for support and project delivery, this highly technical role will have sole responsibility for planning and executing the discovery, documentation, monitoring, ongoing maintenance, and continual improvement of all internal and customer production systems under support.
The ideal candidate must be highly organised, possess expert technical knowledge and be able to quickly master complex technical systems, their component parts, and interdependencies. The role will suit a highly motivated individual with a passion for quality and the drive to seek out and own potential issues and opportunities for system improvement.
This role has no direct reports but will work closely with existing engineering resources, who can take responsibility for systems as directed.
Job Role
Ownership of all production infrastructure.
Responsible for infrastructure management standards and discovery:
Accountable for the creation and refinement of the standards for in-life infrastructure management (including support documentation, monitoring, risk & optimisation identification, backup, patching and maintenance schedules).
Accountable for ensuring existing in-life systems meet the infrastructure management standards.
Accountable for discovery of new systems and ensuring they meet the infrastructure management standards.
Responsible for infrastructure health & maintenance:
Accountable for the ongoing health, availability, and performance of all production infrastructure.
Accountable for timely maintenance of all production infrastructure, i.e., developing and implementing proactive maintenance tasks and schedules.
Accountable for suitable vendor support contracts being in place.
Accountable for proactive infrastructure monitoring, backup and DR.
Accountable for ongoing identification and prioritisation of infrastructure risks and optimisations.
Teamwork:
Development and maintenance of a production infrastructure knowledge and skills matrix, identifying gaps for resolution.
Clear delegation of infrastructure management responsibilities to engineers in the Support and Delivery departments where appropriate.
Support:
Responsible for Major Incident Resolution and Root Cause Analysis.
Relevant Skills and Experience
Experience of directly delivering 3rd and 4th line support of complex systems.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Excellent documentation skills and attention to detail. Past experience of documenting complex systems for the purposes of in-life management.
Ability to continually and quickly become a technical expert in new systems and vendors.
Familiarity with asset management, CMDB and documentation systems.
Great team player.
Required technologies: Sensical is technology agnostic, however the main technologies in use for which we require expert knowledge are: Windows Server, VMware, iSCSI and FC SANs, Veeam, RDS, Citrix and Microsoft Exchange. The majority of systems are in private cloud but an increasing proportion are in public cloud.
Desirable technologies: Networking and Linux Server OS, AWS and Azure / Office 365.
