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L 1\L2 Network Engineer (FTE Role)
Job Type: Full-Time \Onsite Support
Role Required: 5 days per week, 8 hours daily on-site support
Contract: B2B – 1 year
Location: London, UK
Language Required: Fluent Local & English B2
Start Date: ASAP
Network Engineer JOB DESCRIPTION
Objectives of this Role:
Level 1 Network Support Engineer will monitor the networks and ensure security standards are met. Network Engineers will also be responsible for troubleshooting and fixing problems.
Job Description for Network Support Engineer:
- The 1st Line Network Engineer will be expected to work through helpdesk tickets and will be expected to go out on site to visit clients.
- Need to thrive on multi-tasking as they complete tasks like installing / maintaining servers (virtual and physical), supporting workstations, resolving OS and application faults as well as identifying and resolving network connectivity issues.
- Installation/Configuration of Routers and Switches.
- Trouble shooting and resolve network base problems for customers or Troubleshooting circuit faults and working with carriers to achieve fault resolution.
- Handling customer enquiries and support issues using a ticketing system.
- Proactive network monitoring of alarms via monitoring tools.
- Ensuring SLA’s are not breached.
- Escalation of faults/outages, taking action to restore services.
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Education:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or IT related field or Networking is preferred.


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Other Skills:
- Solid understanding of Microsoft Desktops.
- Awareness of networking principles and technologies.
- Excellent communication skills.
- High level of customer service.
- General networking, TCP/IP principles & DNS knowledge.
- Flexible approach to work with the ability to work effectively under pressure.
Certification:
- CCNA
- CISCO
- CCNP
Alternative Titles:
- Service desk analyst.
- Network engineer.
- Associate Network engineer.
- Network architect.
- Network manager.
- Wireless network engineer.
- Telecommunications manager or specialist.
- Pre-sales engineer.
- Network Operations Center Engineer.
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