IT Support Coordinator
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Job description
The Crowd are working with a highly desirable, mid-sized design studio that has a strong reputation in the industry for their acclaimed international projects. They are seeking an IT Support Coordinator to join their team in London on a permanent basis.
In this role, you will be first point of contact for all software/hardware related issues and will support the wider team with day-to-day IT needs. Reporting directly to the IT Manager, you will work together in a collaborative manner to ensure all issues and troubleshooting are resolved timely and efficiently.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a leading, design-led company who are a solid name in the industry. This is an office-based role and would suit someone with previous IT support experience, ideally within the design industry/built environment. a great benefits package and is located in a vibrant and accessible part of town!, * Deliver 1st and 2nd Line technical support for desktops and maintenance
- Set up and maintain workstations and laptops,
- Collaborate with IT Manager on system reviews and software management
- Manage and support cloud-based email (Office 365)
- Oversee internal phone system and coordinate with telecom suppliers
- Guide staff on software usage and resolve day-to-day technical challenges
- Monitor and maintain server and folder structures, data storage, and backups
Requirements
- 4+ years of relevant experience required, ideally within the built environment
- Experience with Windows troubleshooting required, with Mac OS experience advantageous
- Ability to work well under pressure, efficiently and organised
- Skilled in diagnosing and fixing technical problems efficiently, both independently and collaboratively
- Knowledge of CAD softwares, Adobe, Rhino, Autodesk Apps and Enscape desirable
- Confident prioritising and balancing your workload effectively
- Strong problem solver with a logical thinking approach
- Approachable with good verbal and written communication