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Application Support Engineer £30,000 - £32,000 Milton Keynes Position Overview: Our client is seeking an Application Support Engineer to expand on their successful IT Department on an urgent basis. The ideal candidate will have experience with Microsoft technologies, particularly Microsoft SQL … Support. Additionally, preference will be given to candidates who have a Microsoft Certification as a Dynamics 365 Business Central Functional Consultant. Key Responsibilities: Application Support: Provide comprehensive application support for our systems, including troubleshooting and issue resolution related to Microsoft technologies and SQL Server Database. System … opportunities for system enhancements and process improvements, contributing to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of our systems and operations. Qualifications: Proven experience in application support, particularly with Microsoft technologies and SQL Server Database. Practical experience in Microsoft Support, with a strong understanding of troubleshooting methodologies and more »

Application Support - 9 months (FTC) Are you experienced with reporting and ERP and looking to join a fast-moving growing organisation that makes a real difference to everyday people's lives? We have partnered with a large company based in Oxford working within the health science sector who … month contract Opportunities for extension or to move within the large organisation to areas of interest Work closely with Directors for development and support Opportunity to work in a Tech for Good environment Key Skills and Responsibilities You will be experienced liaising with external partners who will resolve … closely with consultancy services Provide oversight to end-user support Experience and understanding of ERP systems (design and implementation) Experience with IFS Applications (IFS Apps10) – highly beneficial Experience with Power BI or creating reports – highly beneficial What's next? If this position sounds like it could be more »