Top Desktop Support Jobs in London

The Lead, Enterprise Operations will innovate executive experiences through technology, provide high-level tech support, and drive service improvement for executives globally.

Provide first line technical support, build and configure PCs, manage Active Directory users, document procedures, and procure hardware/software.

The Desktop Support Engineer will resolve Level 1 and Level 2 desktop support issues for end-users, manage incidents, provide software maintenance, and support Active Directory tasks in a Microsoft environment.

Provide first- and second-line desktop support for Windows 10 and 11 users, ensuring efficient service and resolving hardware and software issues. Engage in customer-focused initiatives and collaborate with IT teams to improve services.

The role involves delivering technical support to customers and employees using Linux and Ubuntu, managing cases, troubleshooting, and participating in weekend rotations.

The Desktop Support Analyst maintains the IT Support Helpdesk, resolving issues and providing IT support to employees, both onsite and remotely.

The Desktop Support Analyst will maintain the IT Support Helpdesk, troubleshoot hardware/software issues, document calls, and escalate when necessary, ensuring prompt resolution of queries.

The Desktop Support Analyst will manage the IT Service Desk, troubleshoot and maintain computer hardware and software, and resolve user queries.

Responsible for handling service requests, resolving incidents, managing ticket processes, providing outstanding customer care, and collaborating with team members. Requires expertise in Windows OS and basic hardware troubleshooting.

The Technical Support Specialist supports IT operations by providing first- and second-level support for users, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, maintaining ICT infrastructure, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.