1st Line Technical Support
Listed on 2026-10-05
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IT/Tech
IT Support, Network Security, Network Engineer, Cybersecurity
1st Line Technical Support
Base Salary: £28,000 (inclusive of £2k shift allowance)
Benefits: Private healthcare, 25 days holiday + bank holidays, pension and wider company benefits
Location: Peterborough
Working Pattern: Full-time office based. Rotating shifts, with Friday & Saturday off one week and Sunday & Monday off the next.
Looking to build your career within IT, networking or telecoms
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We re working with a growing connectivity business in Peterborough that is looking for someone to join its technical support team.
You don t need years of experience for this one. You might have 6 12 months working within IT support with some exposure to networking, broadband faults, routing and switching, or you could be a Computer Networks graduate looking for your first proper opportunity.
The important thing is that you understand the basics, enjoy troubleshooting and genuinely want to develop your networking knowledge.
Day to dayYou ll be supporting customers when they experience technical issues with their broadband or connectivity.
That means taking the initial call, asking the right questions, carrying out first-line diagnostics and trying to resolve the fault yourself. Where something is more complex, you ll gather the relevant information and escal
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* * it to the 2nd/3rd line or field engineering teams while keeping ownership of the case.
You ll get exposure to FTTP, broadband faults, networking and network monitoring tools, giving you a good foundation to develop further within technical support and networking.
Who we are looking forWe re keeping this deliberately broad. You could be:
- An IT Support / Service Desk Engineer with 6 12 months' experience and an interest in networking
- Someone from a broadband/telecoms support environment looking to develop technically
- A Computer Networks, Networking or IT graduate looking for their first commercial role
Some understanding of TCP/IP, routing, switching, broadband/FTTP or general network troubleshooting would help, but you don't need to tick every box.
More important is being curious, comfortable dealing with customers and keen to learn.
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