Want to be part of a leading British-owned tech company? Established in 2002, we are achieving year on year revenue growth and reinvesting 95% of our profits back into our people and technology.
Your new role:
- Architecture, Design and Planning of all existing and new NMS systems, in order to support existing and new networks and services
- Install, configure and maintain all NMS systems
- Design, test, and validation of maintenance patches and minor code changes
- Daily administration and troubleshooting of Network Management Systems, and support all related applications
- Work in parallel with normal daily duties to deliver assigned projects
- Being able to provide out-of-hours support (24x7x365 rota)
- Deliver any other fair and reasonable task or duty assigned to you by your Manager
What you’ll need to succeed:
- Network management principles, protocols and technologies
- Networking protocols and technologies
- Cloud technologies, VMWare vCenter
- SNMP, MIBs and related technologies
- DB servers (MySql, Postgre SQL, Cassandra) and SQL languages
What we offer:
- Involved in varied projects that make a positive impact on critical services on a local and national level
- Vibrant company culture with a wide range of events and social activities throughout the year
- Range of employee initiatives on offer including the green team, DE&I society, employee forum, women’s network and culture club
- Dedicated Learning and Development team and access to a range of training, courses and certification support
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NMS Engineer employer: Exponential-e
Exponential-e is an exceptional employer that fosters a dynamic work culture focused on innovation and collaboration. Located in the heart of the UK, we offer our employees extensive growth opportunities through professional development and training, ensuring they thrive in their careers. With a commitment to work-life balance and a supportive team environment, we empower our staff to take ownership of their projects and make a meaningful impact in the cloud and connectivity sectors.
