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IT Support Analyst with 1st and 2nd Level Support

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IT Support Analyst with 1st and 2nd Level Support
We are looking for an IT Support Analyst with 1st and 2nd Level experience in cloud infrastructure (SaaS), endpoint management (Intune), networking, Azure, and Office 365 hands-on support administration.
This role would require a service-oriented attitude, excellent verbal and written skills, and a high focus on the quality of work towards end user support.
Key Responsibilities / Accountabilities
- Troubleshoot, diagnose issues affecting both Mac and Windows endpoint devices.
- End User Support and IT service desk ticketing ownership.
- Proficient with M365 and associated components.
- Azure administration and service troubleshooting.
- Intune (device setup enrolment and configuration).
- MS Teams configuration and troubleshooting.
- Outlook (OWA) and local app setup, configuration, and troubleshooting.
- OneDrive (configuration and setup).
- Azure User account management.
- Documentation of procedures and standards (user guidance adoption etc).
- DNS management.
- Google Workspace exposure (Gdrive - Gmail etc).
- Mobile device configuration (Outlook and Teams App).
- Setup of new, moving, and leaving users.
- Be cognizant of operational security, identifying changes to reduce risks.
- Adobe InDesign and related services support.
- Meeting room service management (Zoom and Teams).
- Knowbe4 training platform exposure and administration.
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- 3+ Years’ Experience in an IT Engineer.
- Proven experience within a Microsoft environment.
- Excellent people, communication, and end user service skills.
This is a hybrid position based in the City of London for a 6-month duration as a Fixed-Term Contract.
Salary will be circa £25K - £30K.
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