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IT Hotdesk provide IT Management & Support to companies based in the UK & Internationally, currently we have the following vacancies to join our experienced and professional team.

Administration/Accounts

This role could be considered as a part-time opportunity. Based in the Aberdeen offices, you will have good organisation skills and assist in general office duties, including answering the telephone switchboard, managing office supplies & secretarial duties. Accounts duties will include Sales/Purchase ledger and Credit Control. Training will be provided.

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Junior IT Support Engineer

An exciting opportunity for an individual looking to develop their career and join our team of experienced IT Support Engineers. This position will provide quality, professional 1st line support for our customers. Building Desktop Operating Systems, Installing Applications & troubleshooting issues. Logging of service ticket calls and assisting the Support Team in achieving project deliverables. Training both internally and externally will be available for the successful candidate.

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