ICT Field Engineers - CSE Education Systems (North/West Home Counties or Oxfordshire)

[CSE]

CSE is looking for ICT field engineers to join its team in the northern and western home counties. Successful candidates will be excellent communicators who excel both at working in a team and working alone. They will be able to manage their own time successfully, and also be able to work to a schedule.

 

The role will be field-based, and include setting up, maintaining, and supporting ICT networks in education environments.

 

Required or beneficial experience includes:

 

•Windows Server OSs

•Server virtualisation (VMWare, Hyper-V, XenServer)

•Infrastructure experience (HP networking, wifi, VLANs)

•Storage (SAN, NAS)

•Active Directory, Group Policy

•Network security (firewalls, routers, web filters, AV)

•Network backup (Symantec Backup Exec)

•Network services (DNS, DHCP, SQL, IIS, File and Print)

•MS Exchange/Office 365

•Desktop deployment (Windows 7/8)

•Mobile device management

•Full, clean driving licence

 

A CRB check is required for these roles. Benefits include:

 

•Competitive salary

•Company car (or car allowance)

•Company pension

•Private health care

•Company phone and laptop

 

Please note the starting wage level is variable and will depend on the applicants qualifications and experience.

To apply, please email a CV and covering letter including relevant experience and current or expected package to [email protected]

Edited December 5, 2013 by Dos_Box
Approved

[edu_amu]

Hi,

 

Can you let me know the salary range?

[CSE]

Hi,

 

The salary is based on your skills and relevant experience. Please email [email protected] for more information.

 

Many thanks

[Dos_Box]

*UPDATE*

The original post has now been amended to show:

 

'Please note the starting wage level is variable and will depend on the applicants qualifications and experience.'

 

Posts complaining about the lack of a shown wage level have been unapproved. Lets keep it on topic folks.

Edited December 5, 2013 by Dos_Box