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Field Engineer (Networking)

NTT DATA·London, England, United Kingdom·Hybrid·Full-time
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Posted
3 September 2026
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Type
Full-time
Arrangement
Hybrid
United Kingdom
Deadline
4 October 2026
closes in 30d
compensation · not disclosed
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Summary

the pitch

Join NTT DATA, a global leader in business and technology services. As a Field Engineer (Networking), you will provide first-line technical support and field engineering services to clients. Your responsibilities will include installing and testing cabling, attending fault calls, and ensuring the assigned infrastructure is operational. You will also proactively identify problems, liaise with stakeholders, and provide remote and onsite support. This is an entry-level engineering role with opportunities for growth and development.

Role

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Join NTT DATA, a global leader in business and technology services. As a Field Engineer (Networking), you will provide first-line technical support and field engineering services to clients. Your responsibilities will include installing and testing cabling, attending fault calls, and ensuring the assigned infrastructure is operational. You will also proactively identify problems, liaise with stakeholders, and provide remote and onsite support. This is an entry-level engineering role with opportunities for growth and development.

Key responsibilities

  • Installation and testing of cabling between devices at customer data centre sites, both fibre and copper.
  • Attending fault calls on network devices at customer sites, working with remote client or support teams to resolve issues.
  • Providing first line remote and onsite technical support to clients, ensuring efficient and comprehensive resolution of incidents and requests.