Linux Infrastructure Engineer
Imperial war museums · Duxford · posted 31 days ago
Going rate £45,600UK median £48,907
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Going rate for this occupation: £45,600 · UK median pay £48,907
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Where this salary sits
- UK pay for this occupation
- This role£44,000 to £54,000stated
- Going rate£45,600
- UK median£48,907
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 10th | £36,407 |
| 25th | £40,104 |
| 50th | £48,907 |
| 75th | £66,230 |
| Going rate | £45,600 |
| UK median | £48,907 |
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Linux Infrastructure Engineer
Location: IWM Duxford
Salary: £44,000 to £54,000 per annum
Vacancy Type: Permanent, Full Time (36 hours per week)
Closing Date: 6 of September 2026
At Imperial War Museums, we're driven by a shared purpose: helping people understand conflict and its impact on people's lives, from the First World War through to the present day. Our collections contain millions of items, stories and digital assets that preserve some of the most important moments in modern history.
You'll join a collaborative team of technology professionals, curators, archivists and collection specialists who work together to protect and make these collections accessible for future generations. It's a unique opportunity to combine technical expertise with meaningful work that supports one of the world's leading museums of conflict.
Why This Role Matters
Behind every digital photograph, video recording, oral history and archived document is a technology infrastructure that keeps those assets secure, accessible and protected.
As Linux and Infrastructure Engineer, you'll play a key role in supporting the systems that underpin IWM's Digital Asset Management System (DAMS) and wider digital collections environment. Your work will help ensure critical services remain reliable, resilient and secure, enabling colleagues, researchers and visitors to access and benefit from IWM's invaluable digital collections.
What You'll Be Doing
Support and administer Linux-based infrastructure, ensuring systems remain secure, available and performant. Maintain and develop the infrastructure supporting IWM's Digital Asset Management System and associated archive platforms. Manage storage environments, backups, replication and capacity planning activities to protect critical digital assets. Act as a senior technical escalation point for complex infrastructure, networking and system issues. Support security, patching and compliance activities across the infrastructure estate. Contribute to infrastructure projects, service improvements and technology development initiatives. Work with external suppliers and internal stakeholders to deliver effective technical solutions. Maintain high-quality technical documentation, disaster recovery procedures and operational standards.
What We're Looking For
We'd love to hear from you if you have:
Significant experience supporting and administering Linux environments at 3rd line level. Strong knowledge of Linux administration, including scripting, file systems, permissions and system monitoring. Experience with network file systems such as NFS and SMB. Experience managing storage platforms, backups, replication and capacity planning. Strong troubleshooting skills across servers, infrastructure and networking environments. Experience working with enterprise IT systems and supporting business-critical services. Excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders. Experience balancing operational support responsibilities alongside project work. A security-first approach to infrastructure administration and support.
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