Virgin Media O2
Field Service Engineer - Derry

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Summary
Location
Londonderry
Job Family
Technicians & Engineers
Job Type
Full Time
Posted Date
15-May-2026
About The Role
As a Field Service Engineer, you’ll help keep customers connected by installing, maintaining and repairing broadband, TV and phone services in their homes. This is hands-on, practical work where your technical skills and customer approach go hand in hand. You’ll receive a starting salary of £29,000, with the potential to earn up to £36,200 through overtime and commission.
For this position, you must live in one of the following postcodes:
- BT47
- BT48
- BT82
Day To Day, You’ll
- Visit customers’ homes to install and repair broadband, TV and phone services
- Diagnose and resolve technical faults calmly and accurately
- Explain solutions clearly so customers feel informed and reassured
- Take ownership of jobs from start to finish
- Work safely at heights and outdoors in all weather conditions
- Balance technical problem-solving with excellent customer care
You’ll be supported from day one. You’ll complete structured training before heading out into the field, with ongoing coaching and access to support whenever you need it.
“I’ve really enjoyed my journey so far. From day one, I was out in the field learning hands-on alongside experienced colleagues, gaining exposure to everything from fault calls to installations. While stepping out on my own was initially challenging, it helped me build confidence quickly. I’m continuing to learn every day, and I genuinely look forward to coming to work.”
— Ryan Allison, Field Service Engineer, Teesside
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“I’ve really enjoyed my first few weeks at Virgin Media O2. The transition has been smooth, and everyone has been welcoming and supportive, which makes a big difference when starting out. It’s a great environment to grow in, and I’m looking forward to building a long-term career here.”
— Regan Tait, Field Service Engineer, West Lancs
Our ways of working
This is a field-based role where you’ll work independently but as part of a wider team. You’ll need to live within one of the specified postcode areas, and your working patterns and expectations will be discussed as part of the recruitment process.
After training, you’ll work 37.5 hours across just 4 days (Monday to Saturday), with shifts ranging between 7.5 and 10 hours.
Accessible, inclusive and equitable for all
Virgin Media O2 is an equal opportunities employer and we work hard to remove bias and barriers. We want everyone who joins us – and everyone thinking about joining us – to feel seen, heard and supported.
You’ll have access to our award-winning employee network groups that help build connection, inclusion and community across the business.
Who we are
At Virgin Media O2, we connect millions of people across the UK through broadband, mobile, TV and entertainment. Our field engineering teams play a vital role in delivering a reliable service customers trust every day.


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The must haves
To Be Successful In This Role, You’ll Bring
- A full UK manual driving licence
- Confidence working outdoors, at heights and in customers’ homes
- A responsible, safety-focused mindset
- The ability to work independently and manage your time effectively
The other stuff we are looking for
Previous experience in a technical, engineering or installation role is beneficial, but not essential. What matters most is mindset. If you’re curious, practical, customer-focused and motivated to learn technical skills with structured training and support, this role offers a strong foundation for a long-term career.
What's in it for you
Our benefits include Bupa healthcare, wellbeing support, life cover, a pension and generous holiday – plus your birthday off.
You’ll Also Have Access To
- Discounts on broadband, TV and mobile
- Cycle2Work schemes
- Dental insurance and neurodiversity assessments
- The Virgin Family platform and O2 Priority
Next steps
If this sounds like a place where you could belong, we’d love to hear from you.
The Next Steps Are
- Complete our quick online application and video assessment.
- If successful, chat with one of our friendly recruiters to learn more.
- Attend an interview with a manager to see if we’re a great match.
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