Level 2 IT Support Engineer

Dublin

7 months ago

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We have an exceptional opportunity for a driven, tech savvy Level 2 IT Support Engineer to join a leading international company with operations in the Dublin, United Kingdom and USA. Our client specialises in proactive, secure, and highly efficient IT support, cybersecurity, and cloud management services, providing cutting-edge solutions to businesses worldwide.

We are eager to speak with applicants with proven technical skills, looking for an opportunity to bring fresh new ideas and has a desire to progress in their career, taking on more responsibilities and becoming a future industry leader.

Main Responsibilities for the successful Level 2 IT Support Engineer:

As Level 2 IT Support Engineer your role will be a mix of working on client projects and service desk escalations and On-Site Installations. This is a semi-field role, as you will be required to travel to our client’s sites around Ireland and abroad.

Act as a second line escalation point for service team members.
Manage a queue of varied customer tickets, bringing each to a mutually satisfactory resolution, which can also include utilising other departments or tiers of support.
Ensure tickets are resolved within the required KPI/SLA
Adapt to the technical level of the customer, to best facilitate effective communication of solutions or guidance in ongoing troubleshooting.
Be flexible, adaptive, and able to follow and contribute to potential directional changes.
Exceed customer satisfaction, phone, productivity, and other individual and team targets.
Continuous process improvement, updating documentation on process and procedures and introducing innovative ideas to improve service and efficiency.
Ability to compile and present reports to management detailing KPI figures
Occasionally provide skilled front-line phone, e-mail and chat support to business customers.
Where required, travel to site for the purpose of deployment of projects and if on-site resolution of technical issues is necessary.

Main requirements for the successful Level 2 IT Support Engineer:
Support experience both in the field and on-site
Network installations and configurations, ticketing system/RMM system experience
Windows server migration and installation (from scratch)
GPO/AD management/ Domain migrations/ Firewall installations/ Layer 3 switches and VLAN knowledge/ Virtualization/VMWare/HyperV skills/ BCDR installation
Cloud skills (Azure is an advantage)/ Office 365 Migrations/ ConnectWise/Labtech (a huge plus!)
Previous experience working in an MSP (an advantage)
Higher Diploma/Certification (Network+, Security+, AZ-104,CCNA) is desirable, but not necessary if you know your stuff!
Clean/full driving license is essential.

What we offer to the successful Level 2 IT Support Engineer:
Salary €38,000 - €45,000 per annum.
Monday to Friday.
Company Bonus.
Unrivalled career development prospects and opportunity to progress.
Education Reimbursement.
Employee mentoring programme.
Pension/ and Holiday/ insurance cover.
Company Events.

If you are an IT savvy individual with a desire to progress and be part of fantastic team, then this role is for you! Please do not hesitate to contact us for more details.

Paradigm Employment Services Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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