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Infrastructure Engineer (Unified Communications)
Infrastructure Engineer (Unified Communications)
Epsom or Barbican, London | Hybrid Working (1-2 days a week) | Technology | Fixed-Term Contract till end of 2026 | Full-Time
Competitive salary available, depending on experience
37.5 hours per week
Nuffield Health is looking for an Infrastructure Engineer (Unified Communications) to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will play a key part in the development and delivery of Microsoft 365-based Cloud Services, with a primary focus on Unified Communications and hands-on experience with configuring, managing and optimising the CXone platform, routing and IVR management, analytics and reporting You will also contribute to a wide variety of projects and support initiatives across our IT infrastructure.
You will also bring your fault-finding and resolution skills to ensure the Unified Communications Infrastructure operates at its peak, delivering secure, stable, and high-performance solutions.
We are looking for a proactive and highly organised Unified Communications Infrastructure Engineer with a strong track record in Unified Communications including but not exclusively Microsoft Teams Telephony. You will bring a strategic mindset, ability to collaborate effectively and drive complex initiatives.
Experience in healthcare would be a bonus – but a passion for delivering fast-paced change in a complex estate is what we’re looking for.
As our Unified Comms Infrastructure Engineer, you’ll bring:
Expertise to provide 2nd and 3rd Line Support for email, telephony, and other Microsoft 365 issues.
Manage and troubleshoot Teams Telephony, including Call Queues, Direct Routing, and Auto Attendants, utilising not only Teams management tools but also Yealink Cloud Services and PolyLens tools.
As part of the support model this includes liaising directly with the users, and in some cases third parties.
Collaborate in deploying new solutions based on architectural designs.
Maintain and optimize cloud-based applications and tools, ensuring seamless integration with on-premises components.
Resolve faults, conduct system checks, propose improvements, and provide ongoing technical support.
Support Microsoft Exchange Online (Exchange 2010-2019 knowledge preferred but not essential).
Work closely with InfoSec to ensure security and resilience of Unified Communication systems.
Assist in the decommissioning of outdated systems and applications.
Provide technical support for the Operations and Service Desk teams.
Create and maintain technical documentation.
Deliver training to end-users and IT staff on Microsoft Unified Communications tools.
Required Skills:
Proven experience working with Microsoft Unified Communications technologies, including:
Teams Telephony (Call Queues, Direct Routing, Auto Attendants)
Hands-on experience with configuring, managing and optimising the CXone platform, routing and IVR management, analytics and reporting
Exchange Online
Microsoft Teams administration
Strong troubleshooting skills for VoIP, SIP, and related telephony technologies.
Understanding of networking principles and protocols related to Unified Communications.
Ability to integrate unified communication systems with existing IT infrastructure.
Knowledge of security best practices and compliance requirements for Unified Communications.
Proficiency in PowerShell scripting for automation, including its interaction with MSGraph
Utilising Data analysis tools such as Microsoft PowerBi
Knowledge and experience with ITIL frameworks and practices to ensure IT services align with business needs and improve efficiency, quality, and user satisfaction
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