Nobody notices a configuration database until it is wrong. Then everybody does. You would own the record of what actually exists at a multinational defence communications site in Torrejon de Ardoz, just outside Madrid: the network diagrams, the rack layouts, the mobile estate and the software licences. On-site, full time, from early November. What You Would Be Doing

Building the configuration database for the site and keeping it accurate as things change, rather than accurate on the day it was written

Drawing and revising the network diagrams and rack layouts that sit behind it, in Visio

Holding the mobile estate: the lines, the handsets, who has what and what is dormant

Acting as licence manager for the site - what is owned, what is deployed, what is due





Keeping the wider documentation set current so the engineers who rely on it can

What you would bring

Hands-on asset and configuration management in a service environment, the ITIL way

Real fluency in Visio for IT drawings - diagrams and rack layouts you have produced yourself

Practical experience running software licensing for an organisation

The discipline to keep a record true when nobody is checking

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Why this one is worth a look It is a small, self-contained remit with a clear owner - you - at a site where the documentation genuinely matters, and it runs from a standing framework rather than a one-off project. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 IT Asset and Configuration Analyst (CMDB and Software Licences) for NATO with security clearance (Torrejón de Ardoz)
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