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IT Support Engineer - 3rd Line

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Chance for an IT support engineer to join an international IT managed service provider. Ideal for a 2nd liner looking for 3rd line exposure, or an established 3rd liner looking for a refreshing change in a vibrant environment.
This is a hands-on technical role where you will provide advanced support to a diverse range of customers, acting as a senior escalation point for complex incidents and technical issues.
Benefitting from a hybrid home working model you will have the opportunity to pursue Microsoft accreditations to expert level on the job.
Responsibilities
- Provide 3rd Line support across a diverse customer base.
- Troubleshoot and resolve complex issues across Microsoft 365, Azure, Intune, Defender and networking.
- Act as a technical escalation point for 1st and 2nd Line engineers.
- Work closely with Field Engineers to resolve remote and on-site technical issues.
- Investigate recurring problems and identify root causes and permanent solutions.
- Support Microsoft cloud, endpoint and security environments.
- Participate in major incident management where required.
- Assist with customer projects, migrations, upgrades and technical changes.
- Maintain clear technical documentation and contribute to knowledge sharing across the support team.
- Provide a high level of customer service while working within agreed SLAs.
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- Microsoft 365 and Entra ID
- Microsoft Azure
- Microsoft Intune and endpoint management
- Microsoft Defender
- Networking, including TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VPNs, firewalls and routing
- Windows environments and modern cloud infrastructure
- ITIL/service management and SLA-driven support environments
Experience working within an MSP environment and supporting multiple customers would be highly desirable.
Microsoft certifications and experience with PowerShell, Azure Virtual Desktop, Defender XDR, Sentinel, SD-WAN or enterprise networking would also be advantageous.
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