Lucid Support Services Ltd
Desktop Support Specialist

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Hardware Install Engineers
Location: Aberdeen (Onsite)
Contract Duration: 4 Months
Start Date: November 2026
Working Pattern: Full Time, Monday to Friday
Overview
We are seeking 6 Hardware Install Engineer’s to support a large-scale end-user device Install project. The successful candidates will be responsible for the installation and replacement of end-user devices across the estate, working as part of a dedicated project team. This is a hands-on Install role requiring strong customer service skills, attention to detail, and previous experience supporting desktop rollout or refresh projects.
Key Responsibilities
- Deploy and replace end-user devices across multiple departments.
- Carry out hardware installations, device swaps, and desk-side support activities.
- Disconnect, reconnect, and test user equipment and peripherals.
- Provide first-line support and basic troubleshooting during deployments.
- Ensure all devices are configured and deployed in line with project requirements.
- Accurately update deployment records and asset tracking documentation.
- Escalate any technical issues to the appropriate support teams.
- Support the collection and management of legacy equipment.
- Deliver excellent customer service while working directly with end users.
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If you are available and interested in this opportunity, please apply for further information. Please note due to high volumes of applications we are unable to contact every application. If you do not hear back from us within 7 days of sending your application, please assume that you have not been successful on this occasion.


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