Windows Infrastructure Specialist

• At least 4 years of experience. Because yes, in this realm we want someone who has already dealt with a stubborn DNS and a script that explodes because of a misplaced comma.
• English. Not perfect, but enough so that you don't end up shouting “What are you saying?” in international meetings.

So, brave one, if you have the courage, the knowledge, and the humor necessary to deal with users who “don't know what happened, but it just stopped working,” join this technological crusade.

The prize? The eternal recognition of the Council (or at least until something breaks again). Send your CV and may the magic of the datacenter be with you.

Knowledge in VMware, storage, backup, SCCM, and networking. If, additionally, you know a bit of Ansible or have heard of VMware Horizon, the Council will say: “Well, it seems not bad.”

Once upon a time, in the vast and chaotic realm of ITlandia, there was a problem. The servers were there, running, but always on the brink of chaos: disobedient GPOs, DNS with selective amnesia, clusters that seemed like rebellious teenagers, and vulnerabilities dancing the macarena all over the system. The Supreme IT Council cried out for a hero. Well, an Infrastructure Specialist Journeyman. But if "hero" sounds better to you, we won't deny it.

Your mission, if you choose to accept it (because there is no other way to survive the WiFi in this economy):

• Tame servers (Windows Server 2008-2022, because nostalgia exists in IT too).
• Configure clusters and convince Active Directory to follow the rules (or at least pretend to).
• Fight against vulnerabilities, with the sword of Powershell and the shield of security standards.
• Speak with users from other lands, in Spanish or English (whichever they understand faster).
• Resolve incidents before someone tweets about it.
• Automate tasks so you can enjoy a coffee while the scripts do the work.

• In Madrid, although you can work remotely. The realm is not cruel, but there are on-call shifts (those magical nights when your friends go out and you... don't).
• The official schedule is from 9 to 18 h, so that at least you can control your time a little bit.