Senior VMware Infrastructure Engineer | VMWare SME
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| Senior VMware Infrastructure Engineer | VMWare SME |
Summer-Browning Associates is currently supporting our central government client, which is seeking a Senior VMware Infrastructure Engineer for an initial six-month assignment, with the option to extend.
Location: Milton Keynes - Hybrid working
The ideal candidate will hold an active security clearance and have a strong background in VMware engineering, demonstrating the following skills and experience:
- Proven experience supporting VMware platforms in secure environments within the public sector.
- Proficiency in the design, configuration, administration, and support of VMware technologies, including ESXI, vSphere, HA configuration, vCenter, vSan & VmWare Aria
- Experience in VMware Private Cloud setup and management using VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) and NSX architecture and design.
- VMware qualifications should include: VCP-DCV, NSX or VCAP.
To apply, please submit your latest CV for review.
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The ideal candidate will hold an active security clearance and have a strong background in VMware engineering, demonstrating the following skills and experience:
- Proven experience supporting VMware platforms in secure environments within the public sector.
- Proficiency in the design, configuration, administration, and support of VMware technologies, including ESXI, vSphere, HA configuration, vCenter, vSan & VmWare Aria
- Experience in VMware Private Cloud setup and management using VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) and NSX architecture and design.
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