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A leading engineering company in Bristol seeks a 1st Line Technical Support Engineer to provide technical support and troubleshoot IT systems. The ideal candidate will have experience in IT support and customer service, along with knowledge of the M365 stack and Windows. The role offers competitive salary and benefits including a pension and private medical insurance, along with opportunities for personal development.
1st Line Technical Support Engineer – Bristol, On Site
Salary: £28,321 per annum plus 12.5% employer pension, private medical insurance and wider benefits package.
Closing date: 20th November. We reserve the right to withdraw the advert earlier if required.
A world‑leading engineering company like NCC needs a world‑leading IT team to keep the cogs turning. This is where you come in as part of our 1st line technical support function!
As a 1st Line Support Engineer, you'll join a bustling IT function in a world‑class facility providing technical support for our IT system. You’ll be on your toes managing a variety of challenges to support the business, so you'll need a keen expertise in a range of areas to resolve software and hardware faults, helping users make the most of their devices.
Our 1st line engineers are encouraged to take on 2nd line technical support tasks as much as possible and develop their knowledge; we are big believers in supporting personal development.
In terms of personal qualities we look for the ability to communicate effectively with a wide variety of people via telephone, in writing and face‑to‑face; good organisational skills, problem solving skills and attention to detail.
Annual salary reviews, company‑paid private medical insurance, up to 12.5% employer pension contribution, great people, honorary staff status at the University of Bristol, a genuine focus on wellbeing, EDI and learning and development – this is a chance to build your career in a thriving R&D facility with a bright future.
If you have any of the following it would be desirable but not essential.
Anything stopping you from applying or unsure of how good a match you are? Let us help; please reach out to Jon Barratt via LinkedIn or the NCC careers website.