Lead Engineer – Unix Infrastructure

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Lead Engineer – Unix Infrastructure Warsaw, Poland REGENT LP Regent is a global private holding company focused on investing in and transforming businesses across a broad spectrum of industries including automotive, technology, consumer products, retail, industrial, and media. Known for driving innovation and operational excellence, Regent partners with management teams to unlock long-term value. We are seeking a Network Engineer to join one of our portfolio companies, based in Warsaw. ROLE OVERVIEW We are seeking an experienced Lead Engineer specialising in Unix Infrastructure to join a global technology team. This area lead role carries full accountability for the stability, security, and continuous improvement of a Linux and AIX server estate - spanning on-premises data centres, VMware virtualisation, IBM PowerVM, and VMC on AWS. The Lead Engineer is responsible for managing the lifecycle of Unix servers, ensuring the stability, security, and performance of business-critical applications. The successful candidate will bring deep Unix expertise alongside the leadership capability to mentor junior team members, drive continuous improvement, and collaborate across application, network, storage, and cloud teams.* *Please note this role is on-site 5 days per week AREA CONTEXT The Unix area is dedicated to the management of server operating systems, ensuring the stability, security, and performance of business-critical applications. It covers the deployment, patching, and monitoring of Unix (Linux, AIX) servers across data centres and cloud environments. The area addresses operational challenges such as end-of-life hardware, legacy systems, and the need for rapid response to incidents. It supports business continuity through robust backup

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