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Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Engineer
About this role
Opportunity Reporting to the Group Head of ICT Infrastructure, the Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Engineer will be responsible for designing, embedding, and continuously strengthening Brunswick’s Disaster Recovery and operational resilience capability across our global technology estate. This is both a strategic and hands-on engineering role focused on ensuring Brunswick can recover rapidly and effectively from cyber incidents, ransomware, system outages, infrastructure failure, or wider operational disruption.
The successful candidate will help move the organisation from documented recovery intent to fully engineered, tested, and measurable recovery capability. Working closely with Technology, Security, and business stakeholders, you will design and validate recovery strategies that safeguard client delivery, protect data integrity, and maintain operational continuity. You will own the BC/DR roadmap, ensuring recovery planning evolves in line with emerging cyber threats, business growth, and changes to our technology landscape.
This is a critical role for an experienced infrastructure engineer with a strong resilience mindset who is motivated to build and mature a foundational safeguard within a global professional services firm. About the Role We are a key service provider to the business, delivering ICT services to colleagues across 27 offices globally. Our ICT department comprises Security, Infrastructure, Service, Applications, AI and Programme Management teams working collaboratively to deliver secure, reliable, and resilient technology services.
Your day-to-day responsibilities will include: Own and develop Brunswick’s Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery strategy across infrastructure and business critical platforms. Design and implement resilient architectures that minimise impact from cyber attack, ransomware, infrastructure failure, or cloud disruption. Define and continuously refine Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) and Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) across critical services.
Conduct regular disaster recovery testing, cyber incident simulation exercises, and failover validation. Work closely with the ICT Security team to integrate BCDR planning into broader cyber defence and incident response frameworks. Assess and reduce cyber related operational risk by validating backup integrity, isolation controls, and recovery sequencing. Develop structured playbooks for recovery from ransomware, identity compromise, large-scale outage, and data loss scenarios.