Systems Engineer for Deployable Networks (Virtualisation, High Availability, PowerShell) for NATO with security clearance

The kit that goes out to exercises has to work the first time. You make sure it does.

A multinational defence organisation in Mons runs deployable communication and information systems:
servers, storage and directory services that are packed up, shipped and switched on wherever they are
needed. It is looking for a senior systems engineer who designs these systems, automates them and is
the person others call when something refuses to behave.

What you would be doing

• Contributing to the design, build and delivery of deployable systems engineering projects

• Working in a DevOps team: continuous integration, change management, automated deployment and monitoring

• Acting as the senior engineer and final problem solver for incidents, requests and problem management

• Supporting the technical planning and running of exercises, on-site or remotely

• Documenting designs, implementations and troubleshooting guides, and training colleagues on the job

• Leading technical support teams on projects and exercises, and standing in for senior staff when needed

What you would bring

• At least 5 years supporting deployable or large enterprise environments

• Centralised storage (FC, iSCSI, SAS) or hyperconverged technology such as vSAN, plus VMware ESXi and vCenter

• Recent Windows Server and Red Hat Linux, high availability (failover clustering, DAGs, stretched clusters) and patching

• Expert Active Directory across federated domains and forests, DNS, server hardening and Group Policy

• Remote Desktop or similar application provisioning

• At least 3 years in a DevOps team with Bash or PowerShell and automation tools, solid TCP/IP and ITIL Service Transition

Why this one is worth a look

Real engineering on systems that leave the data centre, with exercises that most infrastructure
engineers never see.