Infrastructure Lead
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Job description
Responsibilities
- Own the infrastructure layer that connects intelligent agents securely to business systems.
- Manage MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, system access controls, and environment connections.
- Support integrations with platforms including Microsoft 365, Airtable, SharePoint, and Sage.
- Guide orchestration activities to support AI agent deployments.
- Manage compute scaling requirements.
- Ensure model training goals are achieved efficiently.
- Maintain strict cost controls across AI infrastructure and environments.
- Build strong, scalable, and reliable environments that support rapid deployment.
- Ensure the secure and governed connection of AI agents into core enterprise platforms.
- Ensure appropriate access controls and permissions are in place as agentic systems interact with live business data.
Skills and Experience
- Experience managing large-scale containerised applications using Kubernetes.
- Strong knowledge and experience of cloud architecture, specifically Azure.
- Confidence deploying Infrastructure as Code using tools such as Terraform.
- Strong understanding of GPU provisioning.
- Experience building and operating in data-heavy environments, ideally with exposure to machine learning or AI infrastructure.
- Practical experience with MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, or comparable agent orchestration and tool integration frameworks used to connect AI agents to enterprise systems.
- Understanding of system access controls, identity management, and permissions management, particularly in governing AI agent access to sensitive business systems and data.
- Comfortable working with IT Infrastructure teams to align AI infrastructure decisions with broader technology, security, and compliance standards.
- Strong communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with both specialist technical teams and business users.
- Experience working in a fast-paced change environment.
Equal Opportunities
Originally posted on Himalayas
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