Infrastructure Engineer Citrix

Location: Staffordshire

Infrastructure Engineer Citrix, office based working

Citrix Infrastructure Engineer responsible for design, build, configuration, and ongoing improvement of enterprise Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops platforms, ensuring the delivery of secure, resilient, and high-performance digital workspace services.

This would suit an experienced engineer with strong hands-on implementation and optimisation of Citrix infrastructure. Involved in translating architectural designs into stable, scalable operational solutions through standardised builds. Ensuring best-practice configuration, and automation. Working closely with architecture, network, cloud, security, and end-user computing teams, the engineer supports reliable access to business-critical applications and desktops across on-premises and hybrid environments. Experience collaborating with architecture, network, cloud, security, and end-user computing teams.

This is an excellent opportunity working for a well-established successful award-winning MSP. You will work to maintain platform stability, enhance user experience, and driving continuous improvement across the Citrix estate to meet performance, security, and availability requirements.

• Degree or equivalent experience in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related discipline.

• Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops in an enterprise environment- resilient Citrix environments.

• ITIL-based service management and operational best practices.

• Proven experience in a hands-on Infrastructure Engineer, EUC Engineer, or similar role supporting enterprise platforms.

• Extensive experience building, configuring, and supporting Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, including:
• Delivery Controllers,
• Store Front,
• Citrix Gateway

• Strong documentation skills, including creation and maintenance of build standards and operational procedures.

Desirable

Citrix certifications:

CCA-V / CCA-D

CCP-V / CCP-D

ITIL Foundation certification.

Automation and scripting (e.g. Power Shell, Citrix APIs).

Profile management and user experience optimisation technologies (e.g. FSLogix, Citrix Profile Management).

Monitoring and analytics tools (e.g. Citrix Director, Control Up, or equivalent).

VDI alternatives or coexistence platforms (e.g. Azure Virtual Desktop, VMware Horizon)