Service Desk Engineer

Liberty CL Recruitment
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2 months ago
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Join a Leading IT Support Team as a Service Desk Engineer - Be the First Point of Contact!

Are you passionate about delivering exceptional IT support? Our client, a trusted provider of managed IT services, is seeking a dedicated Service Desk Engineer to join their dynamic team on the outskirts of Havant. This is an excellent opportunity to work within a professional environment that values stability, clarity, and customer satisfaction. This is a full-time permanent role paying £27,976 with hybrid working opportunities. 

Act as the primary point of contact for customers, providing professional and reassuring first-line support

Manage and resolve incident tickets efficiently within a structured ticketing system

Follow established incident, request, and escalation processes confidently

Keep customers informed of progress, actions taken, and expected resolution times

Log, categorise, and document all service activities accurately for visibility and control

Escalate complex issues to technical teams with clear handover information

Maintain service quality, meet defined performance levels, and support service improvement initiatives

Participate in a rota for out-of-hours support including evenings and weekends

Support onboarding, changes, and offboarding processes for staff

Adhere to company policies, processes, and information security standards

Share knowledge and collaborate with team members for continuous service improvement

Candidate Requirements

Proven experience in a first-line Service Desk, helpdesk, or IT support role within an MSP or IT services environment

Strong knowledge of Microsoft 365 environments, including user administration and troubleshooting

Experience managing incidents and service requests within a structured ticketing system

Excellent communication skills with the ability to convey technical information clearly and calmly

Ability to follow documented processes and maintain accurate records

Dependable, disciplined, and customer-focused with a calm approach to support

If you are ready to make a positive impact in a supportive environment, apply now to join a company that cares about its people and clients alike. This is your chance to grow your career as a Service Desk Engineer in a role that values professionalism and stability

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