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2nd Line Infrastructure Engineer
LIMA Networks Ltd · Salford Quays, ENG, United Kingdom
Salford Quays, ENG, United Kingdom35,000-45,000 GBP/yearlyOnsite
Remuneration
35,000-45,000 GBP/yearly
Location
Salford Quays, ENG, United Kingdom
Visa sponsorship
Not specified
Job summary
The 2nd Line Engineer is a vital member of LIMA’s Service Desk team, actively engaging with customers and taking ownership of technical issues. This individual can confidently troubleshoot and resolve a wide range of support tickets, delivering high-quality service while maintaining strong communication and a customer-focused approach.
Benefits
Professional development opportunitiesWellbeing support
Qualifications
- Proven experience with technical accreditations
- Demonstrable expertise in supporting and troubleshooting infrastructure solutions
- Good troubleshooting methodology
- Good communication skills at technical and non-technical levels, written and oral
- Understanding of Risk/Impact of changes to customer environments
- Experience managing own time and responsibilities while adhering to strict customer SLAs
- Good time recording and record keeping, maintaining customer information
- Experience working alongside service departments within the standard ITIL framework
Responsibilities
- Manage customer incidents and LIMA’s hosted environment incidents on a priority basis
- Resolve customer issues efficiently and accurately
- Update customers and involved parties on incident progress via phone or ConnectWise Manage
- Troubleshoot and identify technical issues from monitoring platforms or customer engagement
- Escalate issues to 3rd Line engineers and assist in resolution
- Provide technical escalation point and guidance to CSMs
- Progress long-standing or repeat incidents under ITIL problem management processes
- Support customers through planned release management processes
- Participate in on-call rota for out-of-hours support
Skills
VMware
Certifications
ITIL Foundation
Work schedule
On-call rota
Relocation
No