ITVET
NOC Engineer

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NOC Engineer
Department: Service Desk
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: Bishops Stortford, UK
Compensation: £35,000 - £42,000 / year
Description
As a Tier II NOC Engineer, you will be the key escalation point for complex network issues, delivering exceptional customer service while planning and implementing advanced technical solutions. With a strong focus on training, mentorship, and hands-on development, this role is ideal for someone passionate about networking, problem-solving, and accelerating their technical career.
Key Responsibilities
- Act as the initial technical escalation point within NOC, resolving complex and non-standard issues that cannot be resolved by lower technical tiers.
- Act as a key technical authority for Change Requests and Technical Validations, ensuring all changes meet ITVET’s technical standards, are appropriately risk-assessed, and are fit for purpose before implementation.
- Take ownership of major incidents, driving investigation, resolution, communication, and root-cause analysis to a high professional standard.
- Provide technical guidance, mentoring, and support to your junior NOC colleagues.
- Maintain exceptional customer service standards, particularly in high-pressure or business-critical situations.
- Identify recurring issues and contribute to problem management, root cause analysis, and long-term fixes.
- Contribute to the improvement of processes, documentation, standards, and technical quality across the Service Desk.
- Represent ITVET’s values, professionalism, and technical excellence in all client interactions.
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Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- Experience within a more senior IT role, ideally within an MSP, with significant exposure to network troubleshooting and implementation.
- Proven ability to diagnose and resolve complex technical issues across a broad technology stack.
- Calm, logical, and methodical under pressure, with strong troubleshooting instincts.
- Confident making technical decisions and taking ownership of outcomes.
- Excellent communicator, able to explain complex technical issues clearly tailored to both technical and non-technical audiences.
- Approachable, supportive, and collaborative - someone others naturally escalate to and trust.
- Passionate about technology and continuously developing technical knowledge, with a love of problem solving.
- Operate confidently across the full range of networking technologies:
- Networking - VLANs, DNS, DHCP, LAG, STP, stacking
- Firewalling - NAT, ACL, HA, VRRP, VPN, routing, routed subnetting
- Telephony & Connectivity - SIP, PBX systems, leased lines, xDSL, RO2
- WiFi - Wireless network optimisation, 802.1x, analytics, reporting
- Depth of knowledge is expected in multiple areas, with the ability to lead investigations rather than follow run books.


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Benefits
- A supportive, inclusive workplace culture
- Pension
- Life Assurance
- Critical Life Cover
- Private Healthcare
- 33 Days Holiday
- Profit share scheme
- Fitness expense scheme
- Eye and Dental Vouchers
- Breakfast/Lunch in office
- Perk Stack - Benefits platform
- Hands-on experience in a professional IT Managed Services environment
- Mentoring and support from experienced IT professionals
- Regular training and development opportunities
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Social Events
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