Ghost Enterprises
Senior Help Desk Technician

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About the role
Ghost Enterprises is looking for a Senior Helpdesk Engineer to join our IT support team as a key escalation point, both for our internal team and for the customers we support. You'll handle the technical issues that don't get solved at first line, with deep hands-on expertise across Microsoft 365, Azure, and SharePoint migrations, plus a strong grounding in cyber security best practice. You're equally comfortable running with a problem solo or pairing up with the team to close it out.
What you'll be doing
- Acting as the senior escalation point for complex tickets raised by both customers and junior engineers, owning issues through to resolution
- Leading and supporting SharePoint migration projects, including planning, execution, and post-migration troubleshooting
- Managing and maintaining Azure and Microsoft 365 (O365) environments — configuration, administration, and issue resolution
- Applying cyber security best practice across client environments, identifying risks and recommending remediations
- Using Datto RMM and Autotask to monitor, manage, and document client systems and support tickets
- Mentoring and supporting less experienced engineers, sharing knowledge to raise the team's overall technical capability
- Communicating directly and confidently with customers, translating technical issues into clear, non-technical explanations
- Working independently to prioritise and manage your own workload, while collaborating closely with the wider team
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- Proven experience in a senior or escalation-level helpdesk/service desk engineering role, ideally in an MSP environment
- Strong hands-on experience with SharePoint migrations
- Solid working knowledge of Azure and Microsoft 365 (O365) administration
- In-depth understanding of cyber security principles and best practice
- Experience with Datto RMM and Autotask (essential)
- Excellent customer-facing communication skills, with the confidence to manage escalations directly
- Ability to work independently and take ownership, while also functioning well as part of a team
- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills across a broad range of technologies
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