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DeterTech Holdings Limited is seeking a Junior Network & IT Support Technician to join our IT team in the UK. This entry-level role supports the network and infrastructure while you learn under experienced colleagues.
The position offers a hybrid working setup with bases in Prestwick or Telford. You will develop practical skills in networking, cybersecurity basics, and IT support, with opportunity to grow into more senior network roles.
Department: IT
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: UK
Reporting To: Ed Haynes
Compensation: £25,000 - £27,000 / year
We are looking for a Junior Network & IT Support Technician to join our IT team.
This role would suit someone at the beginning of their IT career, who has an interest in networking, infrastructure and cybersecurity.
We are not looking for someone who already knows everything. We are looking for someone who understands the basics, enjoys investigating problems, asks sensible questions and is willing to learn.
You will help support and maintain the organisation's network and IT infrastructure while developing your technical knowledge alongside experienced members of the IT team.
A strong security mindset is important. We want someone who thinks about how and why something works, rather than simply making a problem disappear.
This role can be based from on a hybrid basis either our Prestwick or Telford office, and we are open to candidates who are able to work from either location.
You do not need extensive commercial experience for this role.
More important to us is your attitude and how you approach problems.
Home labs, personal projects, Raspberry Pi projects, Hack The Box, TryHackMe, networking labs or other self-directed learning are also valuable. Commercial experience is not required.
Someone who sees a problem and wants to understand why it happened, not just how to make the error message disappear.
You might not know the answer immediately, but you should be comfortable investigating, testing, researching and asking questions until you understand the problem.
Security should be part of your thinking from the start. If something seems unusual, insecure or simply does not make sense, we want you to question it.
You should also remember that IT exists to support people. Technical knowledge matters, but being approachable, helpful and able to explain things clearly is equally important.
This role is intended to develop over time.
You will be given opportunities to build experience across:
The longer-term aim would be for the successful candidate to develop towards a Network Technician, Network Engineer or Network Security role as their knowledge and experience grows.