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Incident Manager

Peaple Talent
Bristol
2 weeks ago
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Do you have IT Support and Incident Management experience? Our key client, Route 101, has asked us to exclusively support them with hiring an Incident Manager to support on their latest and largest public sector contact centre implementation.


Route 101 has been voted a "Great Place To Work" and partners with industry giants like Zendesk, Amazon, NICE, and Calabrio to help businesses build seamless customer connections using the latest contact centre technology.


Salary:£28,000-£33,000 per annum

Location:Bristol 5 days a week

No sponsorship provided, SC Clearance eligibility needed.


The role:

This role will sit in the Support Team and focus on ticket management and resolution for their Zendesk ITSM tool. Key responsibilities include:

  • Help prioritise tickets and workload with Engineers
  • Timely ticket management, sharing updates/ progress reports with customers
  • Continuous improvement of the ticketing management processes
  • Trigger technical escalations where required
  • Manage Major Incidents
  • Run reports and trend analysis to share with Execs and customers.


What will help you succeed in this role?

  • Experience in incident and problem management within an ITIL environment
  • A good understanding of IT or Telecoms environments
  • Strong stakeholder management
  • Good at problem-solving and troubleshooting


The salary & benefits:

  • Competitive salary of £28,000-£33,000 per annum
  • 25 days annual leave (increasing to 30 days with tenure)
  • Pension scheme: 5% employee + 4% employer (scaling up to 9% employee + 8% employer matched)
  • Private healthcare
  • Opportunities for professional development & career growth


Ready to join?

Apply today with your CV and let’s chat! Be part of a team that’s shaping the future of customer engagement technology.

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