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Locke44
Newcastle upon Tyne
1 year ago
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Locke44 are proud to be hiring on behalf of a successful & growing cyber security vendor.


They have done incredibly well recently and are looking to continue their rapid expansion in Europe. Forbes has valued them at over $1 billion and are backed by world renowned venture capitalist firms.


As a growing organization, customer support is absolutely vital to the long-term strategy. They require an experienced individual to join the team. A strong technical background and experience in supporting Enterprise customers would prove highly advantageous.


As a PS / Network Engineer, you will play a crucial role by:


  • Collaborating closely with clients to strategize, design, implement, and fine-tune solutions, ensuring alignment with goals and expectations while maximizing value.
  • Serving as the primary technical liaison, addressing all customer-specific requirements and challenges.
  • Leveraging customer insights, market trends, and emerging opportunities to recommend enhancements to products and services.
  • Creating and refining documentation, tools, and other resources to improve service delivery, boost product effectiveness, and drive tangible benefits for clients.


What Will Help You Excel in This Role:


  • Professional Background: experience in Professional Services, Technical Support, or Network Engineering.
  • Certifications: A CCNA certification / CCNP is a valuable advantage.
  • Network Expertise: Strong understanding of IT networking; prior experience as a Network Architect is a bonus.
  • Linux Proficiency: Solid skills in Linux system operation and troubleshooting are required.
  • Cybersecurity Knowledge: A good grasp of foundational cybersecurity and networking concepts is important.
  • Travel Flexibility: Willingness to travel up to 40% of the time.


Full spec available. Please apply to Locke44 for the details.

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