IT Operations Engineer
Posted 6 Aug 2026
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- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Hybrid
- Contract
- Full-time
No salary listed for this role.
About the role
Help build the internal technology experience behind an engineering-driven technology company.
We're looking for a hands-on IT Operations Engineer to support our colleagues across multiple international locations, with regular on-site presence in Bratislava.
This role goes beyond traditional IT support. You'll be responsible for delivering a seamless employee IT experience - from onboarding and workstation setup to identity and access management, troubleshooting and continuous improvement of internal IT processes.
We're looking for someone who enjoys ownership, solving complex operational problems and continuously improving how internal technology works.
If you're curious, proactive and naturally look for better ways of doing things instead of simply following established processes, we'd love to meet you.
What you'll do
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Provide day-to-day IT support to employees remotely and on-site
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Own IT onboarding and offboarding processes, ensuring a smooth employee experience
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Configure and maintain macOS workstations
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Manage user accounts, permissions and access across internal systems
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Maintain IT assets throughout their lifecycle, including procurement, inventory and logistics
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Troubleshoot hardware, software and network-related issues
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Administer and support internal platforms, including Google Workspace, Atlassian and GitHub
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Support identity and access management across cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP)
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Maintain clear and up-to-date technical documentation
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Identify opportunities to simplify, automate and improve internal IT processes
What we're looking for
We're more interested in how you think than in the exact number of years on your CV.
You might currently work in IT Support, Systems Administration, NOC, Infrastructure, or be at the beginning of your DevOps journey.
What matters most is your technical curiosity, ownership mindset and willingness to continuously improve the way things work.
You'll likely be successful if you have:
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Good understanding of networking fundamentals (DNS, DHCP, VPN, TCP/IP)
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Experience with identity and access management