Infrastructure Engineer

Infrastructure EngineerA growing Insurer are looking for an Infrastructure Engineer to take ownership of a cloud-focused infrastructure estate, working primarily across Microsoft Azure, Entra ID and Microsoft 365.

Responsibilities of the Infrastructure Engineer:

• Managing the deployment and ongoing operation of cloud infrastructure
• Designing, developing and maintaining Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
• Improving infrastructure monitoring and alerting
• Managing and improving Identity and Access Management (IAM)
• Strengthening vulnerability management and reducing remediation times
• Providing technical support and guidance across infrastructure-related issues
• Working with third-party cloud providers to improve service and support
• Keeping up to date with cloud and infrastructure technologies and best practices

Essential skills of the of the Infrastructure Engineer:

• Strong hands-on experience with Azure, Entra ID and Windows Server
• Enterprise experience designing scalable IAM solutions, including RBAC and access recertification
• Experience across Microsoft 365, including Exchange Online, Intune and SharePoint Online
• Scripting experience, ideally PowerShell
• Strong stakeholder communication skills
• Comfortable working independently and taking ownership of technical problems
• Degree in Computer Science, Engineering or a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience

Desirable skills of the Infrastructure Engineer:

• Insurance or Lloyd’s market experience
• Identity Governance platforms such as SailPoint or Saviynt
• Terraform and Infrastructure as Code within an enterprise environment
• Tenant integration/federation as part of mergers or acquisitions
• Basic MSSQL troubleshooting and SQL queries
• Agile and Waterfall delivery environments

Rate: £550 - £600 P/D Outside IR35 - Flexible

Location: London/WFH hybrid - 3 days per week in London office

Contract Duration: 6 months

Start Date: ASAP

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