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
• Professional English

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.