Franklin Fitch
Network Support Analyst

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A leading managed services provider is looking for a Network Support Analyst to join its growing support team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a strong networking foundation who enjoys troubleshooting technical issues and delivering excellent customer service.
This is a predominantly remote role, with occasional travel to customer sites across the Manchester and Liverpool area, making it ideal for candidates based in the North West.
What you'll be doing
- Act as the first point of contact for technical incidents and service requests.
- Log, prioritise, and manage tickets through an ITSM platform, ensuring SLA targets are met.
- Troubleshoot network, connectivity, hardware, and software issues, resolving incidents where possible or escalating to 2nd Line Support.
- Monitor customer environments using network monitoring tools and respond proactively to alerts.
- Perform routine maintenance, updates, and health checks across managed environments.
- Maintain clear technical documentation, knowledge articles, and ticket records.
- Follow security best practices and identify potential risks or compliance issues.
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What we're looking for
- Previous experience in a 1st Line Support, Service Desk, or Technical Support role.
- Good understanding of networking fundamentals including routing, switching, TCP/IP, and connectivity troubleshooting.
- Experience using ITSM/ticketing systems in an SLA-driven environment.
- Strong customer service and communication skills.
- A networking certification such as Cisco CCNA, CompTIA Network+, or Juniper JNCIA, or currently working towards one.


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Desirable
- ITIL Foundation.
- Experience within a Managed Service Provider (MSP) environment.
- Exposure to Cisco, Juniper, Fortinet, or Palo Alto technologies.
- Experience with network monitoring and alerting tools.
What's on offer
- On-call allowance.
- Remote working with occasional customer site visits.
- Ongoing training and certification support.
- Clear career progression into 2nd Line Network Support.
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