Details:
- Salary: £45,000 - 55,000 - Annum
- Job Type: Permanent
- Job Status: Full-Time
- Salary Per: Annum
- Location: E16 Canning Town Greater London
- Date: 5 days ago
Description:
Arcas is working with a growing IT consultancy that delivers onsite technical services to a wide range of clients across London. They’re looking for a hands‑on Technology Team Lead to take ownership of day to day technical operations, lead a small team, and act as the escalation point during high‑pressure situations.
This role is ideal for someone who has stepped up as a team lead or senior engineer within an IT or network support environment and enjoys being the person people rely on when things get busy.
What you’ll be doing
* Leading and coordinating a small technical team across client sites
* Acting as the senior escalation point for IT and network issues
* Troubleshooting WiFi, switching, connectivity and infrastructure problems
* Prioritising and managing incidents in fast‑moving environments
* Working closely with clients, stakeholders and vendors
* Ensuring smooth technical delivery during peak periods
* Taking ownership of issues and guiding others through resolution
What we’re looking for
* Experience as an IT Team Lead, Senior IT Engineer, Network Support Lead, Senior Field Engineer, or similar
* Strong grounding in networking fundamentals (WiFi, switches, VLANs, DHCP/DNS, patching)
* Someone who stays calm, clear and decisive under pressure
* Confident communicator who can coordinate people and manage expectations
* Hands‑on problem solver who enjoys being the go‑to person
* Comfortable working onsite in dynamic, sometimes high‑pressure environments
Why this role
* High visibility and real ownership
* A role where personality and presence matter as much as technical skill
* Varied work across different client environments
* Opportunity to step into a leadership role without moving into full management
* A consultancy that values initiative, calmness and technical breadth
If you’re a senior engineer or team lead who thrives in fast‑moving environments and enjoys taking charge when it counts, this could be a great next step