Lead End User Computing (EUC) Engineer

Lead End User Computing (EUC) Engineer Lead Digital Workplace Engineer / Infrastructure Lead / Moden workplace / Lead Infrastructure Engineer Location: Hybrid - South Wales (Minimum 1 day per week in office) Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time An established public sector organisation is looking for an experienced Lead Digital Workplace Engineer to take technical leadership of its End User Computing (EUC) services. This role will lead the design, delivery and performance of systems including Microsoft 365, Citrix, Active Directory, Intune and modern workplace technologies. Responsibilities: Lead EUC engineering teams across the organisation. Architect and manage scalable, secure endpoint services. Implement automation and performance monitoring across platforms. Collaborate with architects, developers and transformation teams to align infrastructure with strategic goals. Mentor and guide junior engineers, ensuring high delivery standards. Essential Skills & Experience: Expertise in Microsoft 365, Azure AD, SCCM, Citrix, MECM, Intune and related technologies. Senior-level experience in a technical EUC or infrastructure role. Strong leadership or mentoring experience. Experience in scripting, automation, and cloud deployment methodologies. Ability to operate in complex enterprise environments and manage stakeholder relationships effectively. Whats On Offer: Strategic, hands-on role within a complex, enterprise environment Remote/flexible working supported (1day per week in the office) Competitive salary with strong public sector benefits package Opportunities for progression and long-term development Generous pension 23.7% employer contribution 28 days annual leave rising to 34 with years service Options to purchase up to 10 days annual leave Join a team where you can make a real impact in the healthcare sector while advancing your career in a collaborative and supportive environment. Ignite Digital Talent is committed to creating equal opportunities and welcomes applications from all qualified individuals eligible to work in the UK, regardless of colour, ethnic or national origin, race, gender, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation, religious or political beliefs, marital status, or family circumstances.