4 of 4 2nd Line Engineer Jobs in the North West

2nd Line IT Support Engineer Manchester | Office-based Are you a technically strong 2nd Line IT Support Engineer looking for a role where you'll have genuine ownership of technical issues and play an active part in infrastructure change … looking for an experienced 2nd Line IT Support Engineer to join an established IT team supporting approximately 500 employees across a national branch network. This is a hands-on technical role and you'll become the primary escalation point for the 1st Line ...

Title: 2nd Line Senior Service Desk Engineer Location: Preston, UK (2 days a week WFH) Employment Type: Full Time All applicants must have the right to work in the UK. About the Company Our client is a fast-growing MSP based in Preston, providing managed … support. 1 weekend in every 4 weeks is required and the service desk have a shift pattern. Role Overview We are seeking a Senior 2nd Line Support Engineer to join a busy service desk environment, providing advanced support to client IT users. You will ...

Adria Solutions Ltd. is seeking a technically capable 2nd Line IT Support Engineer in Manchester. The role focuses on owning complex incidents, supporting a Microsoft-first infrastructure, and contributing to infrastructure changes across a ~500-employee organisation. You will escalate from 1st Line ...

looking for a skilled Cloud Engineer to join our professional services team within our Cloud and Infrastructure practice. This role is primarily focused on the implementation of solutions within Valto’s delivery stack, from designs and content created by our Architects and Consultants. Additionally, our Cloud Engineers play … these initiatives. This role involves direct engagement in customer implementations, initially with support escalations for key solutions and customers. Over time, the Cloud Engineer’s responsibilities are expected to evolve, becoming more consultative within the team. Cloud Engineers are anticipated to be 80% billable, with projects assigned through ...