Data Centre Engineer Location: Full-time/Permanent
Continental Shift Pattern
Salary: £35,000 DOE plus 20% shift allowance
We’re looking for a Data Centre Engineer to join a leading organisation in Acton, working within a small team supporting Data Centre operations for a prestigious end client.
This company is an experienced technology integrator providing end-to-end connectivity and managed services across data centres, offices, and critical environments. Its solutions include structured cabling, smart systems, and IT services, all delivered with a focus on quality, innovation, and sustainability to help organisations enhance infrastructure and digital transformation
Manage and follow change control procedures for all data centre activities
Track and manage IT assets, equipment, and inventory records
Supervise and escort third-party vendors working within the data centre
Install, relocate, and decommission IT hardware and structured cabling in line with data centre standards
Update technical documentation, inventories, and asset records accurately
Follow all health & safety, security, and quality procedures at all times
Support the day-to-day operation of the data centre, including maintenance, installations, and changes
Assist with data centre improvement and infrastructure projects
Perform basic server configuration tasks such as iDRAC and iLO setup
Manage and maintain structured cabling across racks and data halls
Work closely with facilities teams to support efficient and reliable data centre operations
Previous experience working in a data centre or similar critical environment
Experience with hardware installations, decommissioning, patching, and structured cabling
Understanding of IT infrastructure technologies and networking fundamentals
Flexible to work shift patterns where required
Competent using Microsoft Office and service delivery tools
Knowledge of DCIM tools and data centre standards
Familiarity with ServiceNow, Remedy, or similar ticketing platforms
Experience supporting critical infrastructure projects and power-related activities
Continental Shift Pattern
Salary: £35,000 DOE plus 20% shift allowance
We’re looking for a Data Centre Engineer to join a leading organisation in Acton, working within a small team supporting Data Centre operations for a prestigious end client.
This company is an experienced technology integrator providing end-to-end connectivity and managed services across data centres, offices, and critical environments. Its solutions include structured cabling, smart systems, and IT services, all delivered with a focus on quality, innovation, and sustainability to help organisations enhance infrastructure and digital transformation
Manage and follow change control procedures for all data centre activities
Track and manage IT assets, equipment, and inventory records
Supervise and escort third-party vendors working within the data centre
Install, relocate, and decommission IT hardware and structured cabling in line with data centre standards
Update technical documentation, inventories, and asset records accurately
Follow all health & safety, security, and quality procedures at all times
Support the day-to-day operation of the data centre, including maintenance, installations, and changes
Assist with data centre improvement and infrastructure projects
Perform basic server configuration tasks such as iDRAC and iLO setup
Manage and maintain structured cabling across racks and data halls
Work closely with facilities teams to support efficient and reliable data centre operations
Previous experience working in a data centre or similar critical environment
Experience with hardware installations, decommissioning, patching, and structured cabling
Understanding of IT infrastructure technologies and networking fundamentals
Flexible to work shift patterns where required
Competent using Microsoft Office and service delivery tools
Knowledge of DCIM tools and data centre standards
Familiarity with ServiceNow, Remedy, or similar ticketing platforms
Experience supporting critical infrastructure projects and power-related activities
