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Infrastructure Support Analyst – York (outskirts – hybrid/remote) #TeamCandour have been retained to source an additional Infrastructure Support Analyst to join the burgeoning team of a thriving Microsoft Gold Partner based on the outskirts of York working on a hybrid/remote basis. One of favourite … the recent project work they’ve won. Curious? Then read on….. So firstly the key technical skills: · Demonstrable experience in an IT infrastructure support or similar role. · Microsoft products (Windows, SCCM, O365, Intune, Azure, SQL) · VMWare (vCenter, ESX, Horizon) · Storage management and administration · Experience of configuring and troubleshooting … occur. · Implement IT equipment and services, working with various teams within the organization. · Create, maintain and improve technical documentation. · Provide day-to-day IT support to the business were required. · Completing administrative tasks, acknowledging events, checking security logs, logging, and progressing change requests. If you’re looking to find more »

Calling for Microsoft Teams, Cloud Security and Identity and Access Management. We are currently looking to add an additional permanent Onsite Managed Services IT Analyst to our rapidly growing Managed Services team in Edinburgh on a full-time basis. From desktop support to server and cloud projects, the … value a sense of ownership, encouraging individuals to lead initiatives that drive efficiency improvements and contribute to service enhancements. The Role of an IT Support Analyst: Resolving support requests directly from a specific managed service client, using existing skills and knowledge where appropriate and using relevant support … Microsoft and other vendors What We Are Looking For: Minimum of 3 – 5 years of hands-on technical experience within a network or IT support role, preferably within Finance sector or MSP Experience with Active Directory, SCCM, Intune, Networking troubleshooting skills (Cisco Meraki) including switch, Firewalls & Wi-Fi config more »