Technical Support Engineer
🔒 Confidential Employer
Posted 2 January 2026
LOCATION
High Wycombe
TYPE
Full-time
LEVEL
Entry-level
SALARY
£25,000 / year
CATEGORY
Telecommunications
This employer holds a UK Home Office sponsor license — sponsorship for this specific role is at the employer’s discretion
SKILLS
Troubleshooting
Networking
Email Configuration
Router Configuration
VOIP
TCP/IP
PBX
ISDN
FULL DESCRIPTION
Technical Support Engineer
Technical Support Analyst
£18,000 to £25,000 per annum
High Wycombe
Job Role
- Resolving faults, and providing temporary solutions.
- Take responsibility for the fault from first contact to resolution.
- Diagnose and understand customers’ faults with broadband, lines, email, wireless, VPN, routers and VOIP.
- Liaise with other departments with regard to customer issues/faults.
- Report new faults to suppliers.
- Chasing suppliers for updates and progression of faults.
- Contacting Openreach engineers regarding line faults and SFI engineers regarding Broadband Faults. This may also mean becoming involved with IT support on the customer’s end and their maintainers.
- Keep up to date and aware of the technical support issues, IT policies and best practice methods.
- Register/transfer domains and configure POP3 email accounts.
- Configure and troubleshoot POP3 / Exchange email clients, i.e. Outlook 2003/2010 Troubleshoot VOIP issues.
- You must be capable of resolving the following issues within 15 minutes:
- Register new email address for existing domain customers and update Billing;
- Basic email configuration and support (Incoming and Outgoing SMTP Setting) for Microsoft Outlook / Express;
- Router configuration and configuration checks to an intermediate level including, for example, port forwarding and specific LAN settings.
- IP Addressing (Reconfigure Router with new Routed IP’s);
- NAT and Port Forwarding /Open Ports;
- 1st Line IPPBX and PBX, Hosted PBX configurations, IP Number diverts and IP MAC’s (Moves, adds and changes).
Do you have the following skills to enable you to do the role?
- General basic knowledge on analogue and digital technology.
- General knowledge of Microsoft Windows.
- General technical Knowledge of networking.
- Basic knowledge of PBX and PDQ equipment.
- General knowledge of ISDN technologies.
- General technical knowledge of the internet e.g. ADSL
- General basic knowledge on TCP/IP.
- Basic technical knowledge of web platforms.
- Good knowledge of mail platform, IMAP, SMTP, POP3
- General knowledge of DNS.
- Exposure to mail clients.
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