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Mac Support Engineer – 6-month contract – London
My Customer is looking for a proactive and hands-on Mac Support Engineer to join a fast-growing company. This role will focus on supporting a predominantly macOS environment, ensuring end users receive a seamless and efficient IT experience across devices, collaboration tools, and core systems.
You’ll play a key role in 1st/2nd line day-to-day support for about 30+ staff in the London office.
Required Skills & Experience from the Mac Support Engineer:
- Proven experience supporting macOS environments in a corporate setting within a startup/small team environment, ideally
- Familiarity with Intune and Mosyle for device investigation and management
- Experience supporting Google Workspace
- Basic understanding of network troubleshooting, ideally within a Meraki environment
- Experience with Okta administration (user management and access support)
- Strong experience managing user onboarding and offboarding processes
- Knowledge of IT asset management and inventory tracking
- Strong troubleshooting skills with a user-focused mindset
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Key responsibilities of the Mac Support Engineer:
- Provide 1st and 2nd line support across a macOS-based environment
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues relating to Mac devices, applications, and user access
- Support and maintain Google workplace
- Use Intune and Mosyle to investigate device issues, enforce policies, and support endpoint management
- Assist with the transition to Fleet Device Management, including basic administration and troubleshooting
- Investigate basic network-related issues using the Meraki dashboard
- Administer Okta, including user provisioning, deprovisioning, and password resets
- Manage end-to-end onboarding and offboarding, ensuring a smooth user experience


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This Mac Support Engineer will work fully onsite in Central London for 5 days per week.
Apply now to speak with VIQU IT in confidence. Or reach out to Connor Smal via the VIQU IT website.
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