IT Support Associate , OTS UK ID-15095

May 15, 2025

Description

IT Technicians in Amazon's Operations teams don’t have traditional office roles – they take care of the various IT systems at the heart of our operational sites. As an IT Support Technician, you’ll work at a logistics site alongside colleagues, remote support teams and the business to offer a crucial IT support function. In this role, you’ll work with the latest technology in an environment that encourages mentorship and career growth opportunities. Being part of this team at Amazon means you’ll have learning resources to develop your career and technical skills at your own pace and earn industry-recognised qualifications.

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Preferred Qualifications

CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, Cisco/CCNA, Linux (Redhat), Microsoft hardware (installation), AWS, or other industry relevant certifications
Experience in a dynamic environment with a high degree of customer service

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