Infrastructure Manager
CV-LibraryExeter, DevonpermanentPosted: 13 May 2026
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Are you the kind of infrastructure person who still wants to be close to the technology, but also wants to lead a small team properly?
We’re hiring an Infrastructure Manager for a company in Exeter, supporting over 10,000 users and a growing multi-site environment.
This isn’t a “sit in meetings all day and manage from a distance” role.
You’ll be:
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Managing a small infrastructure team whilst remaining hands-on
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Owning day-to-day infrastructure operations
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Acting as a technical escalation point
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Helping shape the future infrastructure strategy
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Supporting a major merger and wider transformation
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Working across servers, networking, firewalls, cloud, backups, telephony and endpoint management
The environment is mainly Microsoft, with a lot of on-prem infrastructure, but also increasing use of Azure, M365, Intune and cloud services.
What they care about:
They want someone who can lead people, but still understands the tech.
You don’t need to be an expert in every area, but you do need to be comfortable across:
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Microsoft 365 administration
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Azure services
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Active Directory / identity
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Windows Server
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Networking (LANs, WANs, VLANs and switching)
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Firewalls
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Endpoint deployment and management
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Backups, disaster recovery and cyber security basics
Bonus points for experience with things like Fortinet, HP Aruba, Ubiquiti / UniFi, Intune, SCCM, Cyber Essentials, supplier management or education.
But the main thing is this:
Can you manage a small team, keep things moving, explain technical issues clearly, and help the company make sensible infrastructure decisions?
Why this is worth a look:
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It’s a big environment, but not a corporate treadmill.
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You’ll have real influence over infrastructure direction
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You’ll inherit a team structure with room to develop people
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There’s a major merger happening, so plenty of meaningful work
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You’ll have strong work-life balance compared with commercial environments
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There’s a good pension, strong holiday allowance, Christmas shutdown and paid out-of-hours cover
This is mostly on-site in Exeter, with flexibility where it makes sense, but it is not a remote role
Are you the kind of infrastructure person who still wants to be close to the technology, but also wants to lead a small team properly?
We’re hiring an Infrastructure Manager for a company in Exeter, supporting over 10,000 users and a growing multi-site environment.
This isn’t a “sit in meetings all day and manage from a distance” role.
You’ll be:
*
Managing a small infrastructure team whilst remaining hands-on
*
Owning day-to-day infrastructure operations
*
Acting as a technical escalation point
*
Helping shape the future infrastructure strategy
*
Supporting a major merger and wider transformation
*
Working across servers, networking, firewalls, cloud, backups, telephony and endpoint management
The environment is mainly Microsoft, with a lot of on-prem infrastructure, but also increasing use of Azure, M365, Intune and cloud services.
What they care about:
They want someone who can lead people, but still understands the tech.
You don’t need to be an expert in every area, but you do need to be comfortable across:
*
Microsoft 365 administration
*
Azure services
*
Active Directory / identity
*
Windows Server
*
Networking (LANs, WANs, VLANs and switching)
*
Firewalls
*
Endpoint deployment and management
*
Backups, disaster recovery and cyber security basics
Bonus points for experience with things like Fortinet, HP Aruba, Ubiquiti / UniFi, Intune, SCCM, Cyber Essentials, supplier management or education.
But the main thing is this:
Can you manage a small team, keep things moving, explain technical issues clearly, and help the company make sensible infrastructure decisions?
Why this is worth a look:
*
It’s a big environment, but not a corporate treadmill.
*
You’ll have real influence over infrastructure direction
*
You’ll inherit a team structure with room to develop people
*
There’s a major merger happening, so plenty of meaningful work
*
You’ll have strong work-life balance compared with commercial environments
*
There’s a good pension, strong holiday allowance, Christmas shutdown and paid out-of-hours cover
This is mostly on-site in Exeter, with flexibility where it makes sense, but it is not a remote role