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The ONE Group Ltd

Information Technology Support Engineer

Cambridge
£35k – £37k/yr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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IT Support Engineer (with AV)

Cambridge (Onsite) £34k-£37k

This is a hands-on IT Support and Audio Visual role within the heart of Cambridge for one of our longstanding clients. You’ll play a key role in ensuring employees have a seamless technology experience, supporting everything from everyday IT issues to the delivery and maintenance of high-quality AV solutions across the business.

You’ll be highly visible across the organisation, supporting a mixed user base and working closely with the Infrastructure Engineers and Head of IT. This is a varied role for someone who enjoys troubleshooting, ownership, and being the person people rely on to keep technology working effectively.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Providing 1st and 2nd Line IT support to colleagues, diagnosing and resolving hardware, software, and connectivity issues
  • Supporting and maintaining meeting room and collaboration technologies, ensuring a reliable user experience for video conferencing and hybrid working
  • Troubleshooting AV equipment including displays, cameras, microphones, speakers, room systems, and conferencing platforms
  • Preparing devices, user accounts, and core systems for new starters
  • Working with technologies such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, or similar collaboration platforms
  • Maintaining and improving office technology, including AV setups, shared resources, and user-facing systems
  • Supporting security processes, access management, and responding appropriately to potential issues
  • Working alongside the IT Manager and external suppliers to improve IT and AV services
  • Supporting technology refresh cycles, upgrades, and wider infrastructure improvement projects

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  • Previous experience in an IT Support or Desktop Support role
  • Strong hands-on experience supporting AV technologies within a business environment
  • Experience troubleshooting meeting room technologies and video conferencing solutions
  • Good understanding of Windows environments
  • Comfortable supporting both technical and non-technical users
  • Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to investigate issues independently
  • Excellent communication skills with the ability to explain technical issues clearly

For more information and a full job description, please contact Andy Clarke at The One Group.

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Skills

1st Line IT Support
2nd Line IT Support
Audio Visual Support
Hardware Troubleshooting
Software Troubleshooting
Connectivity Troubleshooting
Video Conferencing
Microsoft Teams
Zoom
Windows Environment
Access Management
Desktop Support
Meeting Room Technology
Infrastructure Improvement
Problem Solving
Communication Skills

Location

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

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