2 of 2 Infrastructure Support Engineer Jobs in Lancashire

Manchester offices on-site, full time, 5 days per week is a requirement for this role. Find out more about your new workplace! We are looking for a IT Infrastructure and Application Support Engineer to join our team. Reporting to the IT Operations Manager and based in Manchester, UK, this role serves as a key escalation point … for complex issues above first-line support. You will be responsible for maintaining and supporting internal infrastructure, networking, cloud services, and corporate applications. You'll play a crucial role in the day-to-day operations and stability of our global IT environment. What will you be responsible for? Providing Follow the Sun (F-T-S) second-line support and issue escalation via the IT service desk platform, within set SLAs. Managing and supporting Windows Server infrastructure , including Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, and GPOs. Maintaining and supporting cloud infrastructure , with a focus on AWS services such as EC2 & S3. Administering and troubleshooting networking infrastructure , including switches, firewalls, wireless access points, and VPNs. Supporting corporate applications More ❯

Global Enterprise Partners is seeking an experienced ICT Site Services Engineer to provide hands-on and remote support across desktop, laptop, mobile, and infrastructure environments. This role is key to maintaining high service standards, ensuring hardware/software compliance, and supporting users across all levels of the organization. Requirements: Strong experience supporting Windows 11 desktops/laptops … printers, and mobile devices (iOS/Android). Proficiency in Office 365, Active Directory, and remote desktop tools. Solid understanding of LAN infrastructure, cabling, and telephony support. Experience with patch management, encryption, and endpoint protection tools (e.g., MECM, Crowdstrike). Skilled in diagnosing and resolving complex hardware/software issues. Familiarity with asset management and license tracking. Details: Start More ❯