IT Infrastructure Manager

London
1 year ago
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We’re excited to represent a leading retail food brand known for its rapid growth and commitment to innovation. With a strong presence across multiple countries, this company is transforming how people experience quick-service dining and grocery products through cutting-edge technology and a talented team.

As they continue their digital transformation and expand into new markets, they are seeking a visionary IT Infrastructure & Cyber Security Manager to enhance their IT ecosystem, ensure robust cybersecurity measures, and support their ambitious growth plans.

The Role:

This pivotal position offers the chance to lead and shape the IT infrastructure and security landscape of a dynamic retail organisation. You will collaborate with senior stakeholders to deliver world-class solutions that support operational excellence and drive innovation across their business divisions.

Key Responsibilities:

Infrastructure Operations Leadership: Oversee the daily management of IT systems, ensuring scalable, reliable, and secure operations.

Strategic Development: Design and implement infrastructure strategies to support growth across retail, training, and grocery arms, enabling seamless integration across channels.

Cybersecurity Leadership: Drive the adoption of advanced threat detection technologies, enforce cybersecurity policies, and maintain compliance with standards like PCI, GDPR, and Cyber Essentials Plus.

Technical Expertise: Leverage knowledge in AWS, Cisco Meraki, Microsoft technologies, and tools such as Sophos and Darktrace to deliver robust IT solutions.

Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with senior leaders, present security updates, and align IT strategies with business goals.

Vendor Management: Build strong relationships with third-party providers, ensuring cost-effective and high-quality service delivery.

About You:

Cybersecurity Innovator: Passionate about AI in cyber defence, you bring the expertise to enhance detection and response systems.

Compliance Champion: Experienced in achieving and maintaining Cyber Essentials and CE+ certifications, with a commitment to high operational standards.

Technical Authority: Skilled in triaging network incidents, leading network transformation programmes, and implementing the latest infrastructure technologies.

AWS: Your deep understanding of Amazon Web Services ensures optimal cloud performance.

Collaborative Leader: Comfortable working with senior stakeholders, you translate complex technical issues into actionable strategies.

Skills & Experience:

  • Proven leadership in IT operations and security management.

  • Expertise in AWS, scripting (e.g., PowerShell), and network tools like Cisco Meraki.

  • Familiarity with cybersecurity technologies such as Sophos and Darktrace.

  • Knowledge of backup solutions, incident management, and regulatory compliance (PCI, GDPR, CE+).

    This is a unique opportunity to join a thriving, fast-paced retail business committed to leveraging technology and innovation to stay at the forefront of the industry.

    Ready to lead the digital transformation of a market-leading brand? Apply now and take the next step in your career

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