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Senior IT Support Engineer (3rd Line)

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Senior IT Support Engineer (3rd Line) — London
Our client is a global alternative investment firm focused on the metals and materials that underpin the energy transition and sustainable economic growth. With deep sector specialization and a presence across major financial centers, the firm partners with sophisticated institutional investors on the kind of tailored investment solutions most generalist managers simply can't offer. It's a lean, high-caliber team — and as the London office grows, they need a senior technical partner to keep IT running seamlessly behind the scenes.
What You'll Do
- Act as the primary buffer between the support desk and the Infrastructure Manager — the main point of escalation for issues that need a senior set of hands.
- Diagnose server and network issues (troubleshooting, not architecture/design), and own patch management and endpoint security administration across the estate.
- Lead infrastructure-adjacent projects such as network refreshes, cloud migration support, and M365 tenant administration.
- Manage day-to-day vendor and support contract relationships and renewals.
- Own the security patching cadence, endpoint protection, and compliance reporting, using PowerShell/scripting to automate routine work wherever it makes sense.
- Support office moves, technology rollouts, and small projects as they come up.
- Step into 1st/2nd line fundamentals when needed — ticket triage, password resets, new starter/leaver setup, Active Directory/Entra and Microsoft 365 administration, mobile device management (Intune/Jamf), and basic network troubleshooting (WiFi, VPN, switches).
- Mentor junior team members as the team grows.
- Keep SOPs written and current.
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- 6–9 years of IT support experience with demonstrated 2nd/3rd line troubleshooting ability, and genuine comfort being the senior technical voice for a small, close-knit IT function.
- Strong hands-on experience with Active Directory/Entra, Microsoft 365, endpoint security, and patch management is essential.
- Working knowledge of core networking (WiFi, VPN, switches) and basic server troubleshooting.
- Scripting ability in PowerShell for automation.
- Comfort managing vendor relationships and support contracts directly.
- A track record of running or supporting small IT projects.
Details
- Location: London — in the office Monday–Thursday, remote on Fridays.
- Hours: 8:00am–5:00pm, London time.
- Reports to: Infrastructure Manager.
- Compensation: £47,000–£55,000 base, depending on experience.
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