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On-site IT Support Engineer - Edinburgh

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Job Description:
We have a new opportunity on-site in Edinburgh with our secure client account. The role will require the successful candidate to hold or achieve SC clearance.
Due to account requirements, candidates should meet the criteria of sole UK national based in the UK for a minimum of 5 years.
Job Profile Summary:
Roles in this Job Family design, solution, deploy, migrate, manage, and change infrastructure services, End User Services across all related technologies. Including but not limited to servers, storage, mainframe, networks, AD, SAP basis, public clouds, private clouds, datacenter technologies, containers, middleware, DBs, Modern Device Management, Intelligent Collaboration, IT (HW&SW) Asset Management Services, Field Services, and Technical Service Desk.
Job Description
Essential Job Functions:
- Offer basic technical support in infrastructure services, responding to issues and providing assistance.
- Contribute to infrastructure projects and tasks, gaining hands-on experience and knowledge.
- Assist in monitoring and basic troubleshooting of infrastructure systems.
- Work with the team to meet infrastructure needs and support daily operations.
- Assist in the development of infrastructure documentation, such as incident logs and records.
- Show eagerness to learn and grow in a technical role.
- Develop foundational technical skills and knowledge.
- Follow established best practices and standards in infrastructure service delivery.
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Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Typically, 3+ years of relevant work experience in industry, with a minimum of 1 year in a similar role.
- Proven experience in infrastructure technology analysis.
- Proficiencies in data analysis and a basic understanding of technical concepts.
- A continuous learner that stays abreast with industry knowledge and technology.
Other Qualifications:
- An advanced degree in a relevant field is a plus.
- Relevant certifications, such as CompTIA A+, AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner, or Microsoft 365 Certified: Fundamentals, are a plus.


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