1st Line Support Engineer
Key details
- Compensation
- $20,000 - $28,000
Job Description
Salary: £20,000 - 28,000 per year
Requirements
- Ideally previous IT technical support experience gained in a busy IT environment
- Knowledge of Windows PCs and server operations is advantageous
- Understanding of Office 365 is advantageous
- Linux knowledge would be a bonus
- Ideally experienced across all areas of office networks
- Experience working for a managed service provider is advantageous
- Hard-working and keen to develop within a scale-up business
- Strong relationship-building skills and good communication skills
- A natural problem solver
Responsibilities
- Provide 1st line technical support as a Software Support Consultant / IT Support Specialist
- Handle internal and external remote dial-ups
- Get involved in projects as required
- Support office-based operations in a busy IT services environment
Technologies
- Cloud
- Support
- Linux
- Office 365
- Windows
More
We are a leading Bristol-based IT technology services and cloud solutions provider. We are expanding our technical team and offering a vacancy for an additional 1st line Technical Support Specialist / Software Support Consultant. This is an office-based role working Monday to Friday during normal office hours, with on-call one week in four. On-call is paid at £1,500 in addition to the basic salary. We offer a clear career path, full training, and development in cloud/SaaS support, with the opportunity to grow and take on bigger responsibilities within our business.
last updated 26 week of 2026
Company & context
Evidence is labeled so you can tell internal community data from public sources.
Range from 6 indexed roles at this employer: $20,000 - $28,000(mid ~24000)
Context may refresh in the background.
Trust-check this listing
Verify scam risk and ghost-job signals before you apply.
Related roles
Browse more remote Software Engineer jobs.
1st Line Support Engineer
1st Line Support Engineer
1st Line Support Engineer
Source: DevITJobs • Last updated 3w ago