IT Service Desk Engineer at Vennote Technologies Limited
Confidential
Publiée il y a 1 mois · Expire dans 1 semaine
Description du poste
About the Role
We are seeking an IT Service Desk Engineer to serve as the first point of contact for all IT-related issues, incidents, and service requests from end-users within our telecommunications client's organization. This role is crucial for ensuring minimal disruption to business operations by providing prompt, effective, and professional technical support in line with defined Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and ITIL best practices.
This is a full-time position requiring shift-based work from our office in Lagos, Nigeria.
Key Responsibilities
Incident Management (1st Line Support)
- Log, categorize, prioritize, and manage all incoming incidents and service requests via phone, email, chat, or service management tools
- Provide first-call resolution for as many incidents as possible, including basic troubleshooting of desktop hardware, software, network connectivity, and telephony/mobile services
- Escalate complex or unresolved incidents to the appropriate 2nd or 3rd line support teams following defined escalation paths
End-User Support & Troubleshooting
- Provide hands-on and remote support for Operating Systems, Microsoft Office/365 Suite, and enterprise-specific applications common in a telco environment
- Assist with user account management, including creation, deletion, password resets, and access rights within Active Directory or similar systems
Service Request Fulfillment
- Process and fulfill standard service requests according to established procedures
Knowledge Management
- Create, update, and maintain Service Desk documentation, including Knowledge Base articles and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), to improve first-call resolution rates
SLAs and Reporting
- Ensure all incidents and service requests are managed in compliance with defined Service Level Agreements
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