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We are a growing firm of business technology professionals.  Due to our continued success, we are adding to our existing team of experts.

We require an IT support engineer who has the following experience and capabilities.

• Minimum two years’ experience in a similar role
• Full and clean driving license
• A passion for helping IT work within small and medium sized businesses
• Able to communicate verbally and orally with non-technically minded people.

In return you can expect a salary with on target earnings of up to £23,000 including bonus, pension and medical scheme.

For a job description and application form, email your current CV to careers@bespokecomputing.com.  The closing day for applications is July 23^rd, 2010.

Successful candidates will need to be available for group interview on August 4^th.

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