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      <description>Location: Bristol | Salary: Negotiable | Type: Contract | VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Automation Engineer    National Grid | Home-based | Quarterly travel to Bristol | SC Cleared         Build something new from the ground up   National Grid is developing a new greenfield computing environment within its IT portfolio, built around VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) and the wider VMware technology stack.  We''re looking for an experienced  VMware Cloud Foundation Engineer  to join the team during the development of this new platform.  This is a genuine greenfield engineering opportunity. The team is currently working through the development and validation stages, so you''ll have the opportunity to influence how the platform is built, automated and ultimately transitioned into production.  We''re particularly interested in engineers who have enterprise-scale VMware deployment experience and who enjoy building platforms rather than simply maintaining existing environments.   What you''ll be doing    You''ll play a hands-on role in developing the new VMware platform, including:    Building and configuring  VMware Cloud Foundation, vSphere and ESXi   Supporting the development of VCF workload domains, clusters and compute infrastructure.  Using  ...</description>
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