Senior IT Operations Engineer (m/f/d)

You'll also be the escalation point when issues go beyond what normal support can handle. Instead of just closing the ticket, you fix why it happened, and you're already building solutions for problems before anyone's even raised them. The work changes week to week, but the standard doesn't.

🚀 YOUR DAILY BUSINESS - NO TWO DAYS ARE ALIKE

• Own projects end to end. From scope through delivery, you drive company wide IT Operations projects, with clear milestones, risks and stakeholders behind them. You define success up front, and you deliver it.
• The escalation point. Endpoints, identity, SaaS, security, when something is too complex for first level support, it lands with you. You resolve the highest impact issues and document what you learned, so the same thing doesn't happen twice.
• Processes that scale. Onboarding, offboarding, device management, patching, asset tracking, you design how these work as the company keeps growing, not just how they work today.
• Turn tickets into prevention. You use service and project metrics to spot what's breaking repeatedly, and you fix the root cause instead of closing the same ticket over and over.
• Security as a mindset. Keeping devices, access and tools secure and up to date isn't a task you do once, it's how you approach everything, so nobody else has to think about it.
• Automate the manual layer. Wherever a process depends on someone doing the same thing by hand, you find a way to automate it, so the team's time goes to the work that actually needs a person.
• Networks and infrastructure that hold up. Office networks, Wi-Fi, VPN and internal infrastructure aren’t a side topic for you. You keep them reliable and secure as we grow, and you weigh up where local hosting makes sense and where the cloud does.
• Choosing the right tools, and proving it first. When we need a new tool or a better vendor, you run the evaluation: you scope the requirements, run proofs of concept, and negotiate. You also run the service reviews afterwards, so what we buy keeps delivering.

🤝 YOUR SKILLSET - WHAT YOU BRING TO THE TABLE

• 5+ years of hands on experience owning IT Operations projects end to end in a fast growing, cross functional company. You've seen what breaks when a company scales fast, because you were the one who fixed it.
• Hands on with Jamf and Google Workspace especially, and comfortable across a modern SaaS stack. You've owned an MDM instance, not just used one.
• An engineer at heart, you're just as comfortable debugging something yourself as you are planning it, and you move easily between technical and non technical teams to get it done.
• Strong stakeholder skills. You work with people across the company as an equal, and you get change adopted by people who don't report to you.
• Comfortable with ambiguity and no fixed playbook, and no task is beneath you either, years of experience included, if something simple needs fixing, you fix it.
• Genuine initiative and a positive, sharp customer obsession. You want real impact on what we do every day, and you can be a role model for whoever joins this team next.

🌱 GROWING TOGETHER - WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT AT VOIZE

• We are a fast-growing startup, that means you will tackle challenges, grow quickly, and make a real impact, giving frontline workers more time for people
• We foster an open, collaborative culture with regular team events, whether you work from our Berlin office or remotely across Germany
• Become a co-creator of our success with stock options
• Generous perks: 30 vacation days plus your birthday off, Germany Transport Ticket, Urban Sports Club, regular company off-sites, and access to learning platforms such as Blinkist and Audible, plus free language courses
• You decide when you work best, that means flexible working hours and a good hybrid set-up.

✨ READY TO TALK? APPLY NOW! 🚀

We look forward to your application and can’t wait to meet you - no matter who you are or what background you have!

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