Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government
End User Computing Engineer - Mid Wales

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Welsh Government
The Welsh Government delivers digital services to people and business across Wales. Led by our Chief Digital Officer, the Welsh Government is increasingly delivering more services online and has a vision (outlined in the Digital Strategy for Wales) of improving the lives of everyone through collaboration, innovation and better public services.
To achieve this vision, the Welsh Government needs specialist digital, data and technology skills across all departments in the organisation to improve the services and policies we develop for Welsh citizens.
For more information about the benefits of making a difference with us, please see the Employee Benefits Pack.
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Team/Division Overview
This is an opportunity to join the End User Computing team within IT Services. This is a fast paced, user focused team who support the IT requirements of the organisation and ensure that staff are able to access the technology they need to do their jobs.
The End User Computing (EUC) Team plays a crucial role in managing and supporting the IT services that directly impact users' daily work.
Job Role
This post is mapped to the Associate End User Computing Engineer role in the Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) Profession Capability Framework. Follow the link to understand the role and the required skills.


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In this role, you will also be responsible for:
- Informing customers on progress
- Advising on workarounds where necessary
- Providing support and maintenance of end user services
You will provide technical support to both customer and internal team members.
We are looking for people who are:
- Enthusiastic and pro-active about resolving problems
- Team oriented, willing to support others when needed
- Organised and have good planning skills to ensure the timely delivery of high-quality outputs
- Experienced in communicating with a wide range of people using different communication methods.
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