IT Administrator (IT Support & Administration)
Location: Derry / Greysteel area (fully onsite)
Salary: High £20s - £30k (DOE)
Working Pattern: Monday-Friday, onsite
We are working with a well-established, multi-site organisation operating in an essential services / industrial environment. They are looking to hire an IT Administrator to support their Head Office and wider local sites.
This role is approximately 70% IT support and 30% administration / customer service, ideal for someone who enjoys being hands-on, visible, and the go-to person when technology issues arise.
This is not a developer or engineering role - it is a practical, first-line IT support position within a non-tech business.
Key ResponsibilitiesAct as the first point of contact for day-to-day IT issues (laptops, printers, phones, connectivity, user access)
Set up new starters (equipment, logins, MFA, phones)
Support telephony and VoIP systems
Assist with meeting room / boardroom technology and office set-ups
Liaise with external IT and software providers, resolving simple issues internally where possible
Provide onsite support across local sites when required
Support general administration and customer service tasks when IT demand is quieter
Proven experience in IT support / helpdesk / IT administration within a commercial environment
Comfortable supporting non-technical users and senior stakeholders
Strong troubleshooting mindset with a practical, solutions-focused approach
Organised, reliable, and able to balance IT work with admin responsibilities
Happy working in a fully onsite role
Based locally or within an easy commute
Experience with VoIP or telephony platforms
Exposure to multi-site, industrial, retail, or logistics environments
Experience supporting new office or site set-ups
Stable, long-term role within a well-established business
Broad exposure across IT support, operations, and administration
Supportive onsite environment with visible impact
Salary in the high £20s to £30k, depending on experience
28 days annual leave (inclusive of bank holidays), with progression linked to service