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Cloud Engineer

Jago Consultants
Brighton
11 months ago
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Job Description

Cloud Engineer required.Our client are an IT consultancy who work in partnership with managed service providers, value added resellers and other service providers. They deliver Expert Cloud, Cybersecurity, and Infrastructure services using partnership, process and technology to deliver exceptional results.

They are now looking for an experienced Cloud Engineer to join their team based in the Brighton area. The successful candidate will need to have Azure Sentinel experience and Microsoft 365 knowledge.

Position Overview 

Identify & automate cloud platform processes Liaise with appropriate parties to resolve tickets as they arrive Deliver cloud-based resources and services Develop, construct, test & deploy and maintain data  Provide third level internal and customer support Support the devOps team in managing the cloud infrastructure

Position Requirements 

Experience working with Azure Sentinel Microsoft 365 knowledge Experience as a Cloud Engineer Strong analytic and organisational skills Ability to work under tight deadlines Excellent attention to detail

Position Remuneration

Salary £50,000 – £60,000k (DOE) Monday to Friday 8am – 16:00/18:00 (flexible working hours) Pension Scheme Parking on Site

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