ABF Business Technology Services
Service Desk Analyst (Part Time - 2 Days a Week)

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Job Title: Service Desk Analyst
Location: Peterborough
Contract: Part time (2 days per week)
We are searching for a passionate IT professional to join our thriving service desk and support team here at ABF.
The chosen candidate will offer effective IT support services, and act as a point of contact for all IT issues and queries for multiple business units and customers across the ABF portfolio.
What You'll Be Doing
- Act as a single point of contact for all IT issues and queries.
- Receive and log all customer contacts via multiple channels (phone, email, chat, self service).
- Troubleshoot tickets and make accurate decisions on the right path for resolution of the customer enquiry.
- Use appropriate technology and technical knowledge to enable the accurate and timely diagnosis of issues.
- Ensure all relevant information is clearly recorded in the ITSM tool.
- Provide timely and accurate updates to tickets.
- Where required ensure the timely escalation of complaints to the appropriate level.
- Continuously maintain a high standard of customer service.
- Create and publish support documentation and knowledge information and support the Team Leader in training of new staff.
- Alert the line management to identify trends in customer issues or queries.
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What You'll Bring
- A highly customer focused individual that proactively raises the profile of IT and BTS within the customer environment they support.
- A customer-centric approach paired with enthusiastic interest in IT.
- Enthusiastic contributor who excels in lively and high-tempo environments.
- Advanced written and oral communication skills.
- Proficiency in methodical troubleshooting and resolving issues effectively.
- Ability to both work as part of a team, and to carry out tasks with minimum of supervision.
- A general understanding of PC architecture
- Experience with desktop and server operating systems
- Basic network and server troubleshooting skills.
- PC troubleshooting skills.
- Intermediate understanding of Microsoft Productivity tools (Office 365, Teams etc).


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Peterborough, Lynchwood Business Park. The office has recently been renovated and along with a modern work environment, has great public transport links, free onsite parking, free drink facilities, free lunch option each day and a great team culture.
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