Vivicta

industrial and security-critical environment

ServiceDesk2ndLine

Östersund, Sweden; Karlskoga, Sweden FULL TIME
The Brief

“Service Desk 2nd Line at Vivicta. Skills: Service Desk, 2nd line support, Incident Management, Problem Management, Change Management, Active Directory, Azure AD, Office 365, Exchange, Networking. Troubleshooting and resolution of more complex IT issues escalated from 1st line. Incident Management”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensuring stable operation; High availability; Delivery according to SLA in business-critical environments

Industry & Context.

industrial and security critical environment
Problems you'll solve

Solution-oriented

Eligibility Requirements

Background checks and security vetting will be carried out on final candidates

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3+ years of experience in Service Desk or 2nd line support, Good technical breadth, Ability to work independently, Structured, Responsible, Solution-oriented, Strong customer and security focus, Valid B driver's license

Nice to Have

PowerShell knowledge, ITIL experience, Problem Management experience, Change Management experience, ServiceNow experience

What You'll Do.

Troubleshooting and resolution of more complex IT issues escalated from 1st line

Network configuration

IT equipment installation

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaboration and escalation with other technical teams

Free ATS check

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