Application Support Analyst

Application Support Analyst Role Type: Permanent Salary: £45,000 Location: London Work Location: Central London, Hybrid 2-3 days in the office Application Support Analyst with a strong grasp incident support and cloud platforms is required for a leading Lloyds Market insurer based in the city of London. This will be 2nd to 3rd line application support The company is a highly prestigious speciality insurer with a highly collaborative culture and modern technical landscape and are looking for a Application Support Analyst to join this team Roles & Responsibilities: You will be working on an insurance specific application support team working on bespoke applications written in modern technology such as C#.Net and on Azure, including some legacy applications in VB.Net. You will also be experienced writing SQL and working with Data in SQL server as well as DB2. You will also be experienced in MS SQL SSRS and SSIS and ITSM tools, they use ServiceNow. You will have excellent communication and people skills to work closely with internal stakeholders and third party vendors. No prior knowledge in the insurance sector is required however you should have experience working within financial services or another regulated industry with a customer centric approach. Skills Outline: Experience in 2nd and 3rd line support with strong customer centric incidence management Experience working in a windows environment, C#.Net and some legacy applications in VB.Net Knowledgeable in SQL, PL/SQL and rational databases, SQL Server or DB2 Some support within a cloud environment, they use Azure however other cloud support would be acceptable. Experience working with 3rd party suppliers and vendors Strong interpersonal skills What's in it for you: Working in an industry going through a major technical transformation Hybrid working (2-3 days in the office per week) City of London office with sweeping city views Diverse and social team with significant chance for career progression Apply now using the link or reach out to myself, Alex: [email protected]