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Tier 1 IT Support Specialist

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Tier 1 IT Support Specialist
Location: London or Milton Keynes
Salary: £30,000 – £35,000 DOE
Contract: Ongoing temp
Working Pattern: Full-Time, Office-Based
We are recruiting for a Tier 1 IT Support Specialist to join a busy international IT support team, providing frontline technical support to users across multiple countries and time zones.
This is a great opportunity for someone with around 1–2 years' IT support, Service Desk or Helpdesk experience who enjoys troubleshooting technical issues while delivering excellent customer service.
The Role
You'll act as a first point of contact for IT issues, managing incoming requests and either resolving them directly or escalating them to the appropriate specialist team.
Responsibilities will include:
- Providing first-line technical support via ticketing systems, phone, chat and face-to-face
- Monitoring and managing a busy IT support queue
- Troubleshooting Windows devices, with some exposure to macOS
- Supporting Microsoft 365, Outlook, Zoom and other business applications
- Logging, categorising and prioritising support tickets
- Resolving common Tier 1 technical issues remotely
- Escalating more complex issues to Tier 2, Tier 3 or specialist teams
- Identifying urgent or business-critical issues and ensuring they're prioritised appropriately
- Maintaining accurate ticket notes and providing clear handovers to other support teams
- Supporting users across different countries and time zones
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About You
- Around 1–2 years' experience within IT Support, Service Desk, Helpdesk or a similar technical support position
- Good knowledge of Windows, including basic installation, configuration and troubleshooting
- Experience supporting Microsoft 365 and Outlook
- Familiarity with Jira or another IT ticketing system
- macOS support experience would be advantageous
- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication and customer service skills
- Comfortable managing multiple tickets and competing priorities
- Able to communicate technical information clearly to non-technical users
- Happy working full-time from either the London or Milton Keynes office


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