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Are you a skilled IT professional looking to take your career to the next level? If you thrive on solving technical challenges and building strong client relationships, this Technical Consultant role could be the perfect opportunity for you!

At Bluespires, we pride ourselves on doing things differently. Right from the start, we put our clients first in everything we do. Our promise is to make sure our client's IT works as hard as they do! From managed IT to cybersecurity, we partner with each client to find a bespoke solution that meets their specific needs.

Our client base is growing – so is our team! We’re seeking a Technical Consultant to join our team in Oxfordshire, so we can continue to serve our diverse client base, manging their IT needs with professionalism and expertise. As a Technical consultant, you’ll take ownership of projects, from troubleshooting technical issues to delivering complex infrastructure upgrades, while collaborating with a dedicated team to ensure client satisfaction.

This is a full-time role offering a salary of up to £40,000 per year, plus a bonus of £6,000 to £10,000 per annum, and fantastic benefits, including an Employee Assistance Programme, flexible working arrangements, company events, and a referral bonus scheme.

But that’s not all! You’ll also be enrolled into our 6-month training plan as part of your onboarding, and have half a day of training per month to continue your professional development by undertaking Microsoft exams, paid for by us.

A Technical Consultant, your responsibilities will include:

Delivering proactive and reactive IT support both remotely and on-site to a diverse client base.

Building and maintaining strong relationships with clients, acting as their trusted IT advisor.

Planning and executing technical projects, including infrastructure upgrades and Microsoft 365 migrations.

Troubleshooting and resolving network issues, including configuration of routers, switches, and firewalls.

Collaborating with the wider team to ensure seamless delivery of services and project outcomes.

Key Skills & Experience:

Proven experience with Microsoft 365 configuration and administration within a Managed Service Provider.

Strong knowledge of TCP/IP, WAN, LAN, and associated networking setups.

Excellent client-facing communication skills and professional presentation.

Ability to prioritise tasks and work under pressure while maintaining attention to detail.

Relevant IT certifications such as MCP or equivalent and experience with the likes of Azure, Inture, and Entra is beneficial.  

We like to be visible to our clients and the role of Technical Consultant will include travel to client’s workplaces.

If this role sounds like your next step, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and take your career forward in a role where your expertise and professional growth will be valued.

Niche Recruitment is proud to be working exclusively with Bluespires on the recruitment of this position. Please get in touch with Niche Recruitment should you have any questions

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