University of the Arts London
IT Support Analyst

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IT Support Analyst
£34,436 - £41,196 per annum
Permanent
Full time
Elephant and Castle, London UK
This is a high-impact opportunity for an experienced 2nd Line IT Support Analyst to take a leading, site-based role within the University of the Arts London’s Digital & Technology function.
As an IT Support Analyst, you will work closely with senior IT colleagues and service leads to provide expert technical support across desktop, laptop, and enterprise systems, ensuring IT services are reliable, sustainable, and aligned with the University’s operational and strategic objectives.
- Collaborate directly with end users, academic and professional services teams, and senior stakeholders across the University, providing advanced technical support, troubleshooting complex incidents, and resolving escalated requests from the IT Service Desk.
- This includes contributing to deployments, system upgrades, and service improvement initiatives.
- Your work will directly support day-to-day operations and inform longer-term technology decisions, including infrastructure improvements, software rollouts, and the evaluation of new tools and services to enhance user experience and efficiency.
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Experience
- Working in a 2nd Line IT Support role within a large enterprise or multi-site environment
- Windows and macOS environments, including OS deployment, configuration, hardware maintenance, and fault diagnosis using command line tools
- AV support experience
- Supporting Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, and other core infrastructure and network services
- Working within an ITIL-aligned service environment, following incident, problem, and change management processes


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Closing date: 20 September 2026 23:55.
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