Junior System Engineer
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Job description
You'll spend time supporting experienced engineers while gradually building your own technical knowledge and confidence. Some of the things you may get involved in include: Supporting the management and monitoring of cloud infrastructure environments Working with Linux and Windows based systems Assisting with patching, monitoring and infrastructure maintenance Supporting customer tickets and helping troubleshoot technical issues Carrying out physical data centre work including racking, cabling and hardware lifecycle tasks Supporting endpoint security and infrastructure reliability Learning more about Azure, AWS and private cloud environments Contributing to internal documentation and knowledge sharing Developing your technical knowledge through hands-on learning and training opportunities During your first month, you'll mainly be office-based whilst onboarding and learning the environment. Following onboarding, the role will move into a hybrid working setup, however this is not a fully remote role and there will still be an expectation to attend the Sheffield office regularly to work alongside the wider team and collaborate in person.
Who might be an ideal candidate?
We're genuinely open-minded on background for this role.
Requirements
Are you someone who is naturally curious about technology and always wanting to understand how things work? Have you spent time outside of work or education building PCs, creating home labs, experimenting with networking or setting up your own projects? Are you looking for a genuine junior opportunity where you can learn from experienced engineers and build a long-term career within infrastructure and cloud engineering? Would you love a role that combines hands-on hardware work with cloud infrastructure, security and modern technologies? Do you want to be part of a small but highly experienced team where attitude and curiosity matter more than ticking every technical box? If you're reading this thinking "yes, that sounds like me", then keep reading - this could be the perfect next step for you., A graduate who has completed a placement year or has personal projects outside of university Someone working in a junior IT support or technical role looking to move more into infrastructure and cloud engineering Someone who has built home labs, networks, servers or personal tech projects in your own time A naturally curious problem solver who enjoys learning and experimenting with technology Someone who enjoys both the technical and practical side of IT - including hands-on hardware work You do not need to know everything already.
Pipe Ten are far more interested in finding someone with the right attitude, curiosity and willingness to learn than someone who already has years of experience.
What's important for this role?
To be successful in this opportunity, you will ideally have:
A genuine interest in infrastructure, systems or cloud technologies Some exposure to Linux, Windows Server or command-line environments A basic understanding of networking concepts such as IP addressing or DNS A willingness to learn and ask questions A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle The ability to commute regularly to Sheffield and data centre locations in Derby and Manchester when needed It would also be beneficial, but not essential, if you have: Any exposure to scripting, Azure, AWS, monitoring tools or endpoint security Familiarity or interest in AI tools, emerging technologies or how AI is beginning to shape modern infrastructure and engineering environments