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Job Title: Unix Engineers (24/7 Support)
Shift Pattern: 2 days, 2 nights, then 4 off (7am - 7pm)
Shift Allowance: 35%
Security Clearance: SC clearable (potential for DV)
I have an opportunity for a Unix Engineer with background supporting Solaris and/or AIX environments to join a busy 24/7 team with my client in Scotland. Due to the nature of the projects, candidates will need to have or be eligible for SC / DV clearance.
You will play a key role in troubleshooting, monitoring, and improving system efficiency, while contributing to the team's overall performance and ensuring customer satisfaction.
Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver exceptional customer service during critical support hours.
- Support disaster recovery (DR) testing across various virtual platforms.
- Address security vulnerabilities identified by the compliance team.
- Perform planned changes outside of regular working hours.
- Assist with the setup, configuration, and support of Unix / Linux and Windows servers.
- Drive and contribute to product improvements.
- Expand your knowledge across a broad range of technologies.
- Provide technical support for infrastructure services, including issue resolution and assistance with various tasks.
- Participate in infrastructure-related projects and assignments.
- Monitor and troubleshoot systems to ensure reliability and high performance.
- Work with the team to enhance infrastructure efficiency.
- Develop and maintain comprehensive infrastructure documentation.
- Apply technical expertise to solve infrastructure-related challenges.
- Follow best practices in service delivery and operations.
Key Skills and Qualifications:
- Degree in a relevant field or equivalent experience
- Background working in a similar role, supporting enterprise-level environments
- Proven experience in infrastructure technology analysis and support.
- Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills
- Commitment to continuous learning and staying up-to-date with industry developments.
Interested? Apply now for immediate consideration
