Top Entry Level IT Jobs

Provides onsite IT support at a pharmacy fulfillment center by diagnosing application, hardware, network, and PC issues; managing help desk tickets; supporting Windows, Active Directory, mobile devices, and RF technologies; and collaborating with IT and operations teams. The role includes customer education, equipment deployment and repair, on-call participation, flexible shifts, physical activity, and up to 10% travel. Preferred qualifications include A+ or Network+ certifications, fulfillment-center experience, cabling, vendor management, and SLA experience.

Provides IT support by troubleshooting hardware, software, networking, and technical issues. Maintains familiarity with Windows, Linux, Active Directory, DHCP, and database queries using SQL SELECT statements. Requires strong problem-solving skills and may support automotive manufacturing systems. CompTIA, Network+, Microsoft certifications, automotive industry experience, and knowledge of automotive software are preferred.

Provides onsite Tier 1 IT support for closed-area programs, troubleshooting Windows/Linux systems, Microsoft Office, domain connectivity, hardware, software, and virtual infrastructure. Manages tickets, Active Directory accounts, Group Policy, patching, antivirus tools, backups, and basic installations. Documents resolutions, escalates complex issues, supports service restoration, and occasionally responds to off-hours outages. Requires a computer-related degree, Security+ certification, help desk experience, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Owns employee IT operations, including onboarding, offboarding, device procurement and management, identity and access administration, software licensing, technical support, and internal integrations. The role automates recurring workflows, manages macOS security and compliance, troubleshoots networking and accounts, and partners with security and engineering on access controls, audit readiness, documentation, and scalable IT processes.

Provides hands-on IT support for a fulfillment center, troubleshooting hardware, software, network, printer, RF device, and connectivity issues. Responsibilities include help desk ticket resolution, customer education, asset management, data cabling, systems administration, PC deployment and repair, and collaboration with local and remote IT teams. The role requires participation in 24/7 on-call rotations, flexible scheduling, and occasional night, weekend, and holiday work.

Supports enterprise applications, technical environments, and data integrations for Corporate Development, joint ventures, and alliances. Responsibilities include requirements gathering, systems analysis, incident troubleshooting, infrastructure and data-flow documentation, integration management, testing, deployment support, data-quality monitoring, and stakeholder communication. The role coordinates with internal IT teams, vendors, and external partners to improve application reliability, governance, security, and operational processes.

Supports the lead instructor with classroom teaching, administration, grading, curriculum review, student attendance, certifications, and LMS data entry. Monitors classroom technology, testing, breakout activities, scheduling, and learner engagement. Updates Salesforce, identifies curriculum issues, coordinates discussions about class challenges, and helps maintain effective technology training delivery.

Provides hands-on IT support in a Boston office, including configuring Mac, Linux, and Windows devices; managing employee access, software licenses, inventory, and equipment repairs; maintaining Zoom Rooms; supporting network patching, WiFi, switches, JumpCloud administration, GPOs, and company AI tool deployments. This six-month co-op requires Northeastern University enrollment and co-op eligibility.

Provides onsite and remote technical support for workstations, software, printers, networks, servers, LAN connectivity, wireless systems, and POS technology. Resolves user tickets, diagnoses and repairs hardware and software issues, installs computers and peripherals, trains users, documents procedures, maintains hardware inventories, and recommends technology improvements. Requires travel to store locations in Pennsylvania and New York, along with physical tasks including lifting equipment.

Provides second-line internal IT support for a distributed workforce. Responsibilities include incident resolution, Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365 administration, macOS and Windows device management, onboarding and offboarding, access reviews, automation, endpoint security, audit support, documentation, and IT project work. The role covers US hours in a follow-the-sun model and collaborates with Engineering, People, Finance, and Security teams.

Provides Level 1 IT support to retail locations through ticket intake, troubleshooting, documentation, escalation, and basic access support. Assists with IT projects, hardware staging, device resets, network diagnostics, and deployments under supervision. Manages onsite inventory, asset records, equipment shipping, returns, and storage organization for iPads, firewalls, POS equipment, and peripherals. Requires strong organization, communication, procedural discipline, and basic Windows, iPadOS, Microsoft 365, networking, and retail hardware knowledge.

Supports the lead instructor in classroom instruction and administration for IT support training. Responsibilities include grading assessments, entering learner data, reviewing curriculum, monitoring attendance and certifications, troubleshooting classroom technology, supervising activities, managing supplies, and communicating learner progress. Requires CompTIA A+ certification, strong communication, teaching ability, adaptability, teamwork, and the ability to frequently lift 50 pounds.

Provides IT support for faculty, staff, and students across administrative offices and student services systems. Maintains computer labs, technical equipment, infrastructure, cloud, network, wireless, mobile, A/V, phone, and digital media systems. Delivers user training, assists with IT planning and implementation, maintains documentation and licensing records, and supports new IT initiatives. The role is primarily on-site, may involve remote-site travel, and requires physical equipment handling.

Provide first- and second-line technical support to global users remotely and in person. Troubleshoot hardware, software, network, Windows, macOS, and business application issues; manage accounts, permissions, devices, onboarding, offboarding, and ticket queues. Document systems and solutions, escalate complex problems, and collaborate with IT engineers to improve support services and user experience.

Provides remote and on-site technical support for end-user hardware, software, accounts, devices, applications, and workplace technologies. Manages onboarding, offboarding, device deployment, access provisioning, ticket lifecycles, asset records, documentation, and escalations. Supports meeting-room technology, major incidents, planned changes, security procedures, and service improvements while maintaining service levels and clear user communication.

Provides first-line IT support across office and manufacturing environments. Responsibilities include configuring laptops and peripherals, troubleshooting Windows and Microsoft 365 applications, resolving account and connectivity issues, supporting SQL Server queries and reporting, documenting procedures, escalating complex issues, and improving IT processes. The role requires direct end-user support, occasional manufacturing-floor work, adherence to safety requirements, and flexibility during production or business-critical periods.

Provide on-site IT and AV support, manage device lifecycle, handle inbound end-user requests, run onboarding calls, contribute to Tech Ops projects, build automations/Slack bots, and maintain internal IT documentation.

Provides frontline technical support for company applications, hardware, software, user accounts, and access issues. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, Active Directory administration, device setup, software installations, imaging, mobile and printer support, VPN and remote access support, documentation, user training, and participation in application projects and process improvements. The role also includes on-call after-hours support and collaboration with telecom, networking, and systems teams.

Provides onsite desktop and end-user technology support, including Windows computer imaging, deployment, troubleshooting, printers, mobile devices, wireless connectivity, and applications. Performs basic-to-intermediate administration of Active Directory, Exchange Online, Microsoft 365, Azure, and Intune. Supports onboarding, access management, account lifecycle processes, device compliance, asset records, documentation, incident resolution, and escalation while collaborating with IT teams and business users.

Provides end-user support for routine and non-routine application issues under the direction of the IT Application Support Director. Diagnoses problems, offers solutions, and responds promptly to user inquiries. Applicants must be currently enrolled in an accredited college or graduate school; higher assignment levels require an information technology-related course of study and nine semester credits in an acceptable field.

Provides technical support and maintains company IT infrastructure, including computers, software, networks, cloud platforms, virtualization, cybersecurity controls, backups, and system updates. Diagnoses and resolves hardware, software, network, and system issues; monitors performance and reliability; configures and deploys technology; maintains documentation; and supports IT projects and continuous improvement initiatives.

Provides technical support and maintains company IT infrastructure, including computers, software, networks, virtualized environments, cloud services, system performance, backups, security measures, and updates. Diagnoses and resolves hardware, software, network, and system issues; documents technical work; supports IT projects; and recommends improvements to ensure reliable, secure, and efficient business operations.

Provides end-user support, basic systems administration, account and device management, patching, deployments, monitoring, documentation, technical training, and infrastructure automation. Works under senior IT guidance while supporting global manufacturing and corporate environments. The role develops skills in enterprise IT operations, cloud platforms, ITSM, scripting, endpoint management, and continuous process improvement.

Leads enterprise IT strategy and operations across infrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity, governance, service delivery, budgets, vendors, and technology roadmaps. Oversees Microsoft and Azure environments, identity, networking, disaster recovery, endpoint management, and specialized creative, engineering, manufacturing, and production systems. Manages IT personnel and service providers, directs technology projects, negotiates vendors, and partners with executives and business functions to deliver secure, scalable technology solutions.

Own Lumai’s day-to-day IT environment, including device fleet management, machine builds, identity and access, software licensing, office networking, printers, meeting-room technology, onboarding, and offboarding. Resolve end-user issues across macOS and Windows, establish repeatable IT processes, maintain security and asset records, and automate repetitive workflows using scripts, custom agents, and API integrations.