RedRock Resourcing
2nd Line IT Support Engineer

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2nd Line IT Support Engineer
Location: London (Hybrid)
I’m recruiting for a 2nd Line IT Support Engineer to join a leading organisation based in London. This is a great opportunity for an experienced IT Support professional with a broad technical background, who enjoys troubleshooting complex issues and ensuring the performance of IT systems.
Key Responsibilities:
- Own and resolve escalated 2nd Line support tickets, delivering timely solutions in line with agreed SLAs.
- Troubleshoot complex technical issues across hardware, software, systems and networks.
- Proactively identify recurring issues, investigate root causes and implement long-term fixes.
- Manage escalations to 3rd Line teams and third-party suppliers, ensuring clear communication and detailed handovers.
- Monitor and maintain the health, performance and security of core IT systems.
- Coordinate system updates, software deployments and patching activity while minimising business disruption.
- Support backup processes, ensuring critical data is protected and recovery procedures remain effective.
- Contribute to infrastructure projects, system improvements and post-implementation reviews.
- Create and maintain accurate technical documentation, processes and knowledge-base content.
- Act as a technical point of contact for 1st Line Support, providing guidance and mentoring where required.
- Work closely with wider IT teams and suppliers to deliver reliable and cost-effective technology solutions.
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Skills & Experience:
- Hands-on experience supporting Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace environments.
- Strong knowledge of Windows and macOS endpoint environments, including tools such as Intune or Jamf.
- Solid understanding of networking fundamentals, including LAN/WAN, DNS, DHCP and VPNs.
- Proven ability to diagnose complex technical problems and identify underlying causes.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, with a customer-focused approach.
- Comfortable managing competing priorities and delivering work against project deadlines.
- Experience producing clear and accurate technical documentation, processes and procedures.
- Awareness of IT service management principles and industry best practices.


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