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A government department in Salford is seeking an Application Support Engineer to manage the service desk for various SaaS applications. The role involves ensuring timely issue resolution, collaborating with stakeholders, and continuously improving support processes. Ideal candidates should have experience in technical support and a willingness to work in a dynamic, agile environment. Familiarity with Microsoft 365 and other SaaS tools is beneficial but not essential.
We are looking for a dynamic Application Support Engineer. The service desk will support various applications such as the Atlassian Suite, Zendesk, Google Workspace, Intune and other productivity applications in use across the department. In this role, you'll contribute to the design of the support process of these vital applications, and ensure their stability, robustness, and resilience to help us keep our digital services running smoothly and efficiently.
As an Application Support Engineer, you will work in a dynamic, agile environment, reporting to the Application Support Lead, and working alongside other application engineers and other roles in DDaT, such as Delivery Managers, Business Analysts, DevOps engineers, Architects and Testers. You will be responsible for managing the 1st and 2nd line technical support for various SaaS applications across the department. You will look for opportunities to improve process efficiency, identify new available features, make use of automations where possible and work with various teams when onboarding new applications. You will also be actively participating in improving the capability of the Application Support team, as well as presenting at Show and Tells to share new features with the team and stakeholders. It would be beneficial to have knowledge of Microsoft 365 when starting the role but not essential.
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