Swindon-based IT and communications firm Thirdline has recruited four new members of staff, taking its workforce to 20.
Daniel Matthews has joined as a service desk technician, supporting clients with IT issues and helping them meet their business needs.
There are two appointments to its new creative division Phoenix Factory. Alistair Reynolds takes on a development role, writing applications to make the company’s systems work more smoothly, and creating pieces of software to meet the individual needs of clients.
Dave McGuffog will be writing copy for Thirdline’s promotional print and website and raising the company’s online profile through search engine optimisation. His talents will also be available to Phoenix Factory customers.
Finally, Ismaeel Mohammed has been appointed to Thirdline’s Cirencester-based satellite office, joining the device repair team, which fixes broken smartphones and tablets for business and non-business customers.
The company is also looking for an apprentice to join the IT repairs team in the Cirencester office.
Pictured: Three of the new arrivals, from left: Daniel Matthews, Jack Peploe and Alistair Reynolds
