We are searching for a Network Engineer with a keen interest in the Infoblox tooling to join our Network Practice, you will be joining our already excelling team within our client in the Finance Sector based in the City of London area. Currently all opportunities are remote due to COVID19, however when restrictions are lifted you will need to be prepared to travel into London.

Provide 1st Line Infrastructure and Desktop support to a wide range of customers across all industries. Primarily responsible for managing and owning support tickets and driving customer issues through to resolution. Managing monitoring alerts by ensuring tickets are logged and acted upon.

Exponential-e is a Cloud, Connectivity and Communications pioneer. We are recruiting for the role of a 1st Line Network Engineer in the 24/7 Service Desk team. Your day will primarily consist of providing remote support, based around routing protocols and connectivity faults. You will have the opportunity to progress through various routes, with a company that has connectivity running through its veins. As a 1st Line Network Engineer, you will undertake a fast-paced, technical role on a steep learning curve.It will be your responsibility to provide networking support and excellent customer service to our clients..

1st Line NOC Engineer | London | ISP | £20-24K. Looking to further your career in Networking? Happy troubleshooting Network issues for a variety of clients? Looking for more of a challenge at work? A leading ISP based in London is looking to expand their NOC team and has an exciting opening for an engineer. This is a fantastic opportunity for a proven NOC Engineer to join a busy and challenging workplace and work with a team of talented Networking experts. You will be given the opportunity to gain Cisco/Juniper certifications and have the chance to gain promotion very quickly.

IT Support Engineer Marlow £26,000 to £28,000 + Ongoing training and Development + Benefits This is a fantastic opportunity for you, an experienced IT Support Engineer/1st and 2nd Line Support Engineer, to join a leading organisation to provide comprehensive IT Support. Responsibilities for the IT Support Engineer: Working alongside the Senior IT Support Lead, you will be responsible for supporting all internal IT infrastructure as well as other related IT equipment.

My client are a well-established UK technology firm who provide networking, wireless, security, telephony and cloud solitons to variety of companies. They are looking to recruit a Network Support Engineer who will be part of their home based 1st line support team. This is a challenging and rewarding positon which will see you working supporting a variety of kit from vendors such as Cisco, Mitel, Juniper and Extreme.

Junior Network Engineer Location: Ostrava, CZ Duration: 1 year contract with extension Our customers are at the heart of our business and are one of our key strategies. Within the Global Customer Operations (GCO) business unit, we are trusted by our customers to deliver fantastic service, technology and innovation that will enable their business to thrive.

The job holder will be responsible and share the work load for Help Desk Analyst (1st/2nd line issues and escalation, web publishes, etc), Server Engineer (Backup operations and validation, etc) and Networks Engineer (Patching, access port provisioning, etc). Based in London FTC for 3 months £38k (With a strong possibility of extension).

Claranet combine pioneering technologies, practices, and expertise to propel our customers ambitions. Through a vibrant customer centric culture of collaboration, learning, and opportunity, we nurture a dynamic community of the best technology and service expertise spanning cloud, cybersecurity, networks, and unified communications.

We are looking for a Network Operations Specialist in UK ONLY: London or nearby. We will run several TLC projects for institutions and the private sector and you must have the strength and enthusiasm to follow our fast growing. This position exists to design and support the emerging and future direction of VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) infrastructure