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A public services organization in Manchester is seeking an enthusiastic IT Service Desk Analyst to join their ICT team. The role involves supporting approximately 440 staff, logging and resolving ICT issues, and delivering outstanding customer service. Ideal candidates will have strong communication skills, ITIL experience, and a methodical approach to problem-solving. Applications are open until 10am on July 16th.
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We are looking for an enthusiastic IT Service Desk Analyst, with front line experience of end user support to join our ICT team.
Reporting to the Lead ICT Service Manager, you will be responsible for logging, resolving and escalating a range of ICT related issues and queries. Serving approximately 440 staff across our Manchester and London offices as well as remote workers.
You will deal with enquiries raised over the telephone, self-service or face to face ensuring all requests are captured and progressed and resolved to the highest quality.
You will have:
•A passion for customer service with fantastic communication skills.
•A friendly and enthusiastic manner and a commitment to quality service.
•Experience of working in an ITIL aligned support environment.
•A good knowledge of technology and a methodical approach to fixing issues.
•Previous experience of working in a customer-focused service provider environment.
•Good planning and organisational skills.
•The ability to meet targets and deadlines.
•Experience of working with third party suppliers.
Please submit your CV and supporting Statement by 10am on the 16th of July
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