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Network & Infrastructure Specialist
We have a fantastic opportunity for an Network and Infrastructure Specialist, with a passion for innovation and telecommunications to join our clients motivatedand dynamicteam
Our client is in a unique and innovative position within the IoT industry, as they build in-house almost all aspects of their underlying software and technology stack, from the base protocol stacks to the billing platforms, all of which runs within our own bare metal hosting environment and network, or global public cloud infrastructure.
Working within the team, you will take ownership of building, securing, maintaining, and optimising the Core Network and Hosting environment that underpins millions of devices globally
The ideal candidate will holdindustry experience as a Network or Infrastructure Engineer, likely using vendors such as Cisco Nexus, FortiGate, Microsoft Server/SQL, Linux Ubuntu, Microsoft Azure. You will also be familiar with operating bare metal infrastructure within a colocation environment, and ideally public cloud providers (such as Azure)
Key skills:
- Ability to self-manage and prioritise workloads, ensuring that the service consistently exceeds customer expectations and that projects are delivered within a timely manner.
- Highly motivated individual with a keen interest in working to continually improve the level of service, availability, and security of services that our client provides to its customers, enhancing via automation and innovation.
- Fantastic communication skills with clients teams, partners, and vendors, with a desire to autonomously take ownership of projects end-to-end, often taking a lead role in the design and architecture.
- Excellent collaboration skills, actively passing skills and knowledge to other elements of the team and working in a mentoring role to other members of the OV technology team.
- Keen interest in learning new technologies which relate to our services and keeping up to date with industry developments and change
Roaming, IoT and Telecommunications services and environments would be greatly beneficial, but a track record of tackling new challenges and learning new technologies is equally important.
