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Broadcast Network IT Support Specialist

London
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As a Broadcast Network IT Support Specialist, you will be responsible for supporting, maintaining, and optimising core network infrastructure, including firewalls, compute environments, virtual machines, operating systems (Windows, Linux, Mac), and high-performance storage systems such as SANs.

This role requires strong accountability, teamwork, and excellent communication skills, enabling you to effectively engage with both technical colleagues and non-technical stakeholders.

Key responsibilities

  • Plan, install, and configure LAN/WAN networks and VPNs
  • Implement and maintain firewalls, PKI (Public Key Infrastructure), and intrusion detection systems
  • Monitor network performance, apply patches, and perform system upgrades
  • Manage TCP/IP networking infrastructure, including multi-VLAN environments and Layer 3 routing
  • Maintain and improve IT security controls and firewall policies
  • Create and maintain accurate network diagrams and technical documentation
  • Provide support across Windows, Mac, and Linux-based desktop and server systems
  • Monitor and optimise performance of core infrastructure and systems
  • Troubleshoot and resolve IT faults in a timely and efficient manner
  • Develop and maintain workflows supporting Broadcast IT operations
  • Guide engineers, operators, and production staff through complex technical scenarios
  • Plan and execute maintenance activities, balancing operational risk and client impact
  • Escalate issues and liaise with vendors and stakeholders as required
  • Proactively support IT systems and collaborate with wider technical departments
  • Ensure documentation, processes, and workflows are kept up to date

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  • Strong knowledge of TCP/IP networking, multi-VLAN environments, and Layer 3 routing (essential)
  • Experience with firewall configuration, security policies, and IT information security best practices
  • Solid understanding of Microsoft server technologies, including:
    • Active Directory (AD)
    • DNS / DHCP
    • SMB Shares
    • Group Policy and user permissions
  • Proactive mindset with the ability to identify issues before they arise
  • Ability to operate effectively in high-pressure, technically complex environments
  • Strong adherence to processes including ticketing, documentation, auditing, and change control
  • Excellent prioritisation and time management skills
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team
  • Clear and confident communication skills (written and verbal)
  • A positive, collaborative, and solutions-focused attitude
  • Ability to remain calm under pressure and respond tactfully to stakeholder needs
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Skills

TCP/IP Networking
Multi-VLAN Environments
Layer 3 Routing
Firewall Configuration
Security Policies
IT Information Security
Microsoft Server Technologies
Active Directory
DNS
DHCP
SMB Shares
Group Policy
User Permissions
Troubleshooting
Documentation
Communication Skills

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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