IT Support Analyst
First seen by Alion on Oct 27, 2026.
IT Support Analyst - 2nd line.
Are you currently looking to secure your next opportunity within I.T?
Perhaps you have experience in First/Second Line Support, Application support or a Software support engineer.
Alternatively, you may be a graduate or equivalent within IT/Computer Science/Business Intelligence looking for the right opportunity to develop your skills further.
Our client based are looking for an Internal IT Support Analyst to join their established I.T team.
Job Type: Contract to Perm
Location: Surbiton
Salary: Hourly equivalent of 28,000 - 30,000 per annum.
Role Type: Office Based - Hybrid working once fully trained
Hours: 40 per week - Mon -Fri
Holiday: 25 days
Job Role
- Internal IT Support across multiple sites and departments
- Adhering to the ITIL standards
- Resolving software incidents in line with KPIs
- Provide remote desktop support
- Ensure support request 'tickets' are opened, updated and closed as efficiently as possible
- Software & network analysis, diagnosis, troubleshooting & debugging
- Active Directory Administration
- Managing NTFS Permission
- Smart ticketing expert
- Telephone & software support for field service engineers
- Microsoft Windows Server 2008 & 2012
Desirable
- Working knowledge of SQL, Jira, Python or Oracle
- Knowledge of Networking
- Diploma or Degree in an I.T related field
- Understanding of Hardware, building PC's
- MS Office skills
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