1st Line IT Support Technician (End-User Devices) for NATO with security clearance

WLG; Brunssum; Hybrid; EUR 38,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

WLG is seeking a first-line support technician for end-user devices at a multinational defence site in Brunssum, Netherlands. The role is primarily on-site with some remote work and occasional duties at other sites in the Netherlands and Germany.

You will handle device provisioning, hardware/software configuration, and incident resolution, while collaborating with central service desk and local staff to maintain a secure workstation baseline.

Qualifications

• Recent experience within the last three years as first-line support for end-user devices: notebooks, monitors, printers, etc.
• ITIL Foundation certification is required.
• Depth in Windows 10/11 and Active Directory for enterprise environments.

Responsibilities

• Direct end-user support and customer contact: issuing end-user equipment, collecting it when someone leaves, and resolving device incidents.
• Configure hardware and software environments for integrated systems; install or remove components per instructions and verify installations.
• Produce integration test specifications, run tests, and report outcomes.

Skills

Customer communication

Problem solving

Team collaboration

English proficiency

Education

Higher vocational training in a relevant discipline

Secondary qualification with four years of experience

Tools

MDT

SCCM

Active Directory

Job description

First line, done properly, is the difference between a working organisation and a stalled one.

You would be the first-line support technician for end-user devices at a multinational defence site in Brunssum, Netherlands — the person users actually see, handing out equipment, taking it back, and fixing what breaks. Mostly on-site, with some remote working, and occasional work at other sites in the Netherlands and Germany.

What You Will Be Doing

• Direct end-user support and customer contact: issuing end-user equipment, collecting it when someone leaves, and resolving every device-related incident
• Configuring hardware and software environments for the systems being integrated, installing or removing components to instruction, and confirming installations work
• Producing integration test specifications, running the tests and reporting the outcomes
• Running standard tests and contributing to fault investigation
• Preparing and maintaining the operational workstation baseline across several networks
• Making sure security updates, anti-malware and data-loss-prevention endpoints deploy successfully, and that hardening through security settings and group policy holds
• Installing and documenting remote application provisioning, including Windows Remote App
• Contributing to hardware platform design and installation decisions — cost, performance, tooling — and changing platforms with minimal disruption
• Liaising with the centralised service desk on incident, problem and change management, and working with local technical staff, wider teams, customer contacts and external companies

What you will need

• Recent experience — within the last three years — as first-line support for modern, networked end-user devices: notebooks, monitors, printers and the rest
• Higher vocational training in a relevant discipline with two years of relevant experience, or a secondary qualification with four
• At least two years supporting hardware, software, networks and computers in a large organisation
• Hands-on client provisioning, application deployment and bare-metal installs with MDT and SCCM
• Practical troubleshooting of client OS and software provisioning problems
• The Microsoft operating system line, with real depth on Windows 10 and 11
• Implementing and administering large Active Directory environments
• Clear communication — this is a user-facing job — and proficient English
• ITIL Foundation certification is required

Why this one is worth a look

It is a critical requirement at a busy site, with real ownership of the workstation baseline and the hardening on it rather than a queue of password resets.