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      <pubDate>Sat, 10 Oct 2026 11:52:32 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: London | Salary: 450.00-450.00 Daily | Type: Contract | Infrastructure EngineerInside IR35, 500 P/DActive SC would be advantageous Predominately remote6 month contract, scope to extend Overview We are looking for an Infrastructure Engineer to support a large-scale programme moving applications and services from legacy into cloud and managed hosting environments. The work is hands-on and delivery focused, with an emphasis on safe, structured migration and minimal disruption to live services. This is a transition role rather than a cloud transformation position, with engineers working within established migration approaches and patterns.  What You''ll Do Support the migration of applications and services from legacy applications into target hosting environments. Apply established migration approaches and patterns to individual services. Support service discovery, dependency mapping and environment readiness. Work across development, test and production environments to coordinate migration activity. Complete infrastructure and configuration changes required to support migration. Help re-establish and validate connectivity, including network, firewall and service dependencies. Support rehearsals, cutovers, smoke testing and post-migration v...</description>
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