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Infrastructure & Cloud Engineer (Presales, Azure, InTune)

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Role title: Infrastructure and Cloud Services Engineer (Presales Focus)

Salary: £50,000 - £60,000 Base Plus benefits
Location: Cirencester/Hybrid (Requirements to work on site around the UK and in the office 2 days a week)

This is a superb full time Infrastructure and Cloud Services Engineer opportunity to work across core infrastructure, Storage, Virtualisation, private Cloud (Nutanix, VMWare), Azure & Intune.

This role will be 75% Pre-Sales and 25% Hands-On. The ideal candidate will have reseller or MSP background and will have worked with a multi-customer base.

Your pre-sales/solutions experience will be around Proof of Concept (POC), Solution Design, Customer Facing, and you will also have the ability to do full implementations off the back of the pre-sales when needed.

Main client base in in the M4 corridor and down in to London although client travel is minimal.

The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic and demonstrate initiative - with an interest in developing technologies and keeping up to date with news skills in your their own time - R&D, exploring new tech etc.

As a Presales focussed Infrastructure and Cloud Services Engineer, you will help shape and influence the technical strategy for the company while designing scalable, resilient, and innovative server, storage, and virtualization solutions.

This role will lead the technical design and presales activities for infrastructure solutions (compute, storage, virtualisation, hybrid cloud). The role will involve a mix of technical presales and project delivery, primarily supporting customer engagements related to VMware, Nutanix, and cloud services.
You will be a key contributor to the design, deployment, and lifecycle management of customer environments, helping our client grow its cloud and infrastructure service offerings.

This role offers a pathway to specialise further into solutions architecture or technical sales leadership over time.

Ideal experience -

Strong hands-on experience with VMware vSphere, vCenter, and related VMware technologies.
Strong hands-on experience with Nutanix Enterprise Cloud platforms.
Understanding of infrastructure sizing, HA design, backup/DR strategies, and performance tuning.
Good knowledge of hybrid cloud integrations and private cloud designs.
Customer-facing skills with the ability to translate technical requirements into business outcomes.
Experience with Modern Workplace technologies and solutions such as M365, Google Workspace, MS Intune, MDM Tools.
Experience with Azure and/or AWS environments (VM provisioning, storage, networking, IAM, cost control).
Scripting and automation knowledge (e.g., PowerShell, Python, Ansible).
Experience with backup solutions (e.g., Veeam, Carbonite
Understanding of security principles related to infrastructure and cloud services.
Familiarity with enterprise storage technologies (SAN, NAS, HCI).
Exposure to containerisation technologies (e.g., Kubernetes, Tanzu, Docker) would be advantageous.
Relevant certifications (e.g., VCP, NCP, Azure Administrator Associate, AWS Solutions Architect Associate).This role is ideal for someone passionate about infrastructure and cloud technologies who enjoys the blend of technical consulting and project delivery. You will be joining a fresh, vibrant, and ambitious team, with opportunities to further grow your career in cloud architecture, presales leadership, or technical consultancy.

If your background aligns to the above requirements - please submit your application to Jackie Dean at Jumar for consideration.

Candidates must be UK based and have the right to work in the UK without any restrictions.

Jumar takes great pride in representing socially responsible clients who not only prioritise diversity and inclusion but also actively combat social inequality. Together, we have the power to make a profound impact on fostering a more equitable and inclusive society. By working with us, you become part of a movement dedicated to promoting a diverse and inclusive workforce

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