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IT Systems Manager

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Your new company:
A forward-thinking and fast-growing SME operating within a dynamic commercial environment. The business is entering an exciting phase of digital transformation and is committed to strengthening its internal IT infrastructure and systems management. With a focus on innovation, efficiency, and long-term growth, this is an excellent opportunity to join a company that values initiative and offers real scope to shape its IT strategy from the ground up.

Your new role:
Our client is seeking a technically skilled and strategically minded IT Systems Manager to lead all aspects of internal IT operations while planning and delivering infrastructure improvements. This standalone role is ideal for someone with hands-on technical experience who's ready to take full ownership of IT systems, cybersecurity, and digital development across the business.

Responsibilities will include:

Managing day-to-day IT operations, including hardware, software, connectivity, and telephony support

Overseeing IT setups for new starters - PCs, laptops, printers, and user accounts

Maintaining and monitoring system backups, disaster recovery, and remote/offsite data protocols

Administering key business platforms such as Microsoft 365 and OrderWise (ERP)

Managing user permissions, onboarding/offboarding, and device provisioning

Leading cybersecurity initiatives - including system audits, threat assessments, and policy enforcement

Delivering staff training on IT best practice and digital security awareness

Planning and implementing IT projects such as cloud migrations, server upgrades, and network installations

Maintaining accurate documentation of IT assets, licences, and system configurations

Liaising with external IT partners and suppliers to ensure timely resolutions and accountability

What you will need to succeed:

3-5 years' experience in IT management or senior technical support, ideally within an SME environment

Strong technical knowledge across hardware, networking, cloud platforms, and cybersecurity

Experience planning and delivering infrastructure projects (CCTV, cabling, server environments, etc.)

Proven ability to manage multiple projects from scoping through to delivery

Excellent documentation, communication, and process management skills

Confident working independently and making strategic IT decisions that influence business operations

Strong problem-solving approach and a proactive attitude toward system improvement

What you get in return:

Competitive salary of £45,000 - £50,000 (depending on experience)

Opportunity to lead IT strategy and play a key role in shaping digital infrastructure

Exposure to both hands-on technical work and strategic project management

Supportive and collaborative SME culture that values autonomy and innovation

Professional development opportunities and potential to influence business-wide operational resilience

A long-term role where your expertise will directly impact the company's success

Apply: If you're interested in this opportunity, then please get in touch today with our Commercial Specialist, Mark Harris.

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