James Adlington
About James Adlington
James Adlington is a Service Desk Analyst at TradingHub in London, England, where he has worked since 2021. He has previous experience in service desk roles at Fujitsu UK and Handelsbanken, as well as administrative experience at Interserve Learning & Employment.
Work at TradingHub
James Adlington has been employed at TradingHub as a Service Desk Analyst since 2021. In this role, he provides technical support and assistance to users, ensuring efficient operation of IT services. His experience in this position contributes to the smooth functioning of the service desk, addressing user inquiries and resolving issues promptly. TradingHub is based in London, England, where he continues to develop his skills in a dynamic work environment.
Previous Experience in IT Support
Before joining TradingHub, James Adlington worked at Handelsbanken as a Service Desk Technician from 2018 to 2021. In this role, he was responsible for managing service requests and providing technical support to staff. Prior to that, he served as a Service Desk Agent at Fujitsu UK from 2015 to 2017, where he gained foundational experience in IT support. His career began as an Office Administrator at Interserve Learning & Employment from 2013 to 2015, where he developed organizational and administrative skills.
Career Timeline
James Adlington's career in IT support spans several years and various roles. He started as an Office Administrator at Interserve Learning & Employment in 2013, transitioning to a Service Desk Agent at Fujitsu UK in 2015. After two years, he moved to Handelsbanken as a Service Desk Technician in 2018, where he worked until 2021. He then joined TradingHub, where he has been a Service Desk Analyst for three years.
Location and Work Environment
James Adlington is based in London, England, where he works at TradingHub. The London tech scene offers a vibrant work environment, and his roles have primarily been within this metropolitan area. His previous positions at Handelsbanken and Fujitsu UK also took place in London and Wakefield, respectively, contributing to his understanding of the IT support landscape in the UK.