Vmware Lead - South West, United Kingdom - Sanderson Recruitment Plc

Sanderson Recruitment Plc

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South West, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

VMWare Engineer - VMWare, vRA & vRO - SC

Location:
Remote

Salary:
£50,000 - £65,000 + Benefits + Training
Excellent opportunity for a Orchestration Lead to join our client DXC within their public sector account.

Would you like the opportunity to deliver mission critical IT services to their customers? DXC are now the leaders within infrastructure, with an increase in demand for exceptional talent to join the business.

Overview

This seasoned VMware Lead role works alongside the Orchestration Engineer and Offering Architects, they will focus on a UK Secure Project.

They will join the team for a multicloud deployment project to assist with the Workload and Platform Services Offering; DXC Managed Multicloud Services powered by VMware (MSVx) as the VMware Orchestration Lead.

Applicant must hold or gain UK SC security clearance.

Responsibilities & Essentials

Be aware of the MSVx standard offering.
Work closely with the architectural design, engineering, and implementation teams.
Experience in architecture, design and deployment of virtualised infrastructures, ideally with a special emphasis on
VMware vSphere vRO & vRA

Responsible for working on the orchestration of this high profile internal project.

Specific Skills

Works on problems / projects of diverse complexity and scope.
Proven track record of delivering solutions to strict timescales.
Proactive person able to selfmanage and work effectively with the architecture planning and design team.
Highly competent and proactive person.
An effective communicator, able to provide clear, concise, and accurate updates, both verbally and in writing to management leadership teams (technical and nontechnical).
Ability to clearly provide status updates to the Programme Manager, Technical Enablement Manager and Architects, written and verbally.

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Understanding of both vRA & vRO deployments: