IT Support Analyst – Bracknell - £35,000 plus outstanding benefits including final salary pension.
A well-established, international business with offices across the world are looking for an IT Support Analyst to join their team. This is a brilliant opportunity to join an established, global business that are agile, forward thinking and extremely employee focused. There is an excellent work life balance and a culture of support and collaboration.
The ideal candidate will have previous 1st Line and 2nd line experience within a Windows environment. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a successful business that really support training and development – there are significant career progression opportunities internally.
Key responsibilities of this 2nd Line IT Support Analyst role will be:
Acting as a first point of contact for all IT related requests and incidents and an escalation point for more junior team members.
Log requests; categorise; prioritise and first time fix where possible.
Maintain and prioritise individual workload with a focus on departmental SLA’s
Ensure IT policies and procedures are adhered to during day-to-day work both within the IT department and across the business.
Participate in team meetings, raise issues and suggest ideas for improvement.
Proactively develop user information sheets and promote good practice guidelines including tip sheets, how to guides and new starter information packs.
Assist with Service Desk & Infrastructure projects.
Build PC’s and redistribute hardware as required. Maintain and complete relevant build documentation to an acceptable standard.
Skills required:
Service Desk experience within a Windows environment is essential
Working knowledge of AD and Office 365
Problem solving and troubleshooting skills.
Knowledge of ITIL would be beneficial
Ability to communicate clearly and concisely at all levels, particularly over the phone
Good organisational skills
The salary on offer for this role is up to £35,000 plus amazing benefits and the opportunity to complete industry recognised accreditations.