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Desktop Support Engineer
Benefits of working at Together Based on site in Cheadle (SK8 3GW) - Monday to Friday 26 days holiday, and a day off for your birthday (increasing with service to 30 days), plus bank holidays Free access to company holiday homes Buy & sell holidays Discretionary annual bonus plus an additional Shared Reward Bonus Matched pension contribution Health cash plan plus Private medical insurance Life assurance and Critical illness cover Travel season ticket loans and Ride to work scheme Free local gym access Local bar / restaurant discounts ––––––––––––– Company Description We’re Together. For over 50 years, we’ve helped thousands of people, businesses and professionals unlock their property ambitions with our common-sense approach to mortgages and secured loans. We take the time to understand our customers and our door is always open, so we can often help when other lenders can’t or won’t. Based in Cheadle, Cheshire, our 950 colleagues help our customers throughout the UK, backed by the power of a £8 billion loan book. ––––––––––––– Copilot said: As a Desktop Support Engineer within our talented Service Desk team at Together, you'll provide technical support to colleagues across the business, resolving incidents, service requests and technical queries via phone, email, remote support and face-to-face interactions. Working closely with the wider Technology teams, you'll troubleshoot issues, perform in-depth diagnosis and escalate where required to ensure a seamless support experience. You'll take ownership of incidents from start to finish, managing and prioritising the support queue to meet agreed SLAs while keeping colleagues informed throughout. You'll maintain accurate ticket records, manage IT assets and licences, and support key Service Desk processes including onboarding, offboarding and role-based access management. As a technical escalation point, you'll share your expertise by supporting and mentoring colleagues, while creating and maintaining knowledge articles