Top Entry Level IT Jobs

Provides Tier 1 IT support through Jira tickets, calls, and email. Performs basic hardware, software, account access, connectivity, password reset, installation, driver, and Microsoft 365 troubleshooting. Documents issues and troubleshooting steps, resolves common requests, routes complex tickets to Tier 2, monitors ticket progress, communicates with users, follows SLAs and established procedures, and participates in an after-hours on-call rotation.

Provides frontline IT support across multiple facilities, resolving incidents, break/fix issues, access requests, device problems, software needs, and routine administrative tasks. Provisions devices, installs software, tracks assets, documents resolutions, supports executives and VIP users, and participates in deployments, upgrades, office moves, and inventory projects. Collaborates with Level 2 technicians while developing technical independence and supporting cross-site operations.

Provide system administration for server platforms and virtualization: monitor performance, manage incidents/changes, perform capacity planning, patching, and lifecycle activities. Coordinate with teams/vendors, participate in on-call and emergency response, and develop automation and AI-assisted tooling to improve operational efficiency and reduce incidents.

Participate in a multi-year IT rotation program across software development, QA, system administration, cybersecurity, analytics, infrastructure, and client support. Gain technical foundation, product knowledge, and enterprise perspective through hands-on assignments and cross-functional exposure. Relocate to San Diego and prepare for placement in a long-term IT role.

Provide software support, develop and maintain critical manufacturing and data systems, troubleshoot outages, build permanent solutions and utilities, collect and analyze data, create training and KPIs, participate in 24x7 on-call rotation, and collaborate with global teams to improve production efficiency.

Provide local and remote IT support for Affirm's NYC office, maintain Zoom Rooms/AV, monitor security and malware, manage provisioning/deprovisioning, administer enterprise systems, and support office network and IT assets while enforcing compliance and documentation.

Assist technical instructors with hands-on IT training for entry- and mid-level technicians. Facilitate labs and study groups, support learner performance, develop individualized study plans, monitor attendance and policies, manage equipment, enter learner data and grades in Salesforce and Canvas, and participate in staff meetings and progress reviews.

Provides on-site IT support across two campuses, troubleshooting hardware, software, and network issues for faculty, staff, and students. Manages help desk requests, network and server administration, internal and external systems, equipment, and software. Develops user training and documentation, evaluates emerging technologies, supports IT policy compliance, and collaborates with internal teams and vendors to improve technology operations.

Provide on-site IT support across Knoxville and Cleveland campuses. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, software, and network issues; managing help desk requests; administering networks, servers, intranet, and extranet systems; maintaining IT equipment and software; training users; documenting procedures; assessing technology needs; and coordinating with internal teams and vendors.

Supports the Director of IT by maintaining and troubleshooting computers, networks, datacenter systems, software, digital communication platforms, and audiovisual equipment. Provides Level 1 helpdesk support, live event and athletic venue production, livestreaming, signage maintenance, technology installation, data security assistance, inventory, and clerical support. The role also assists with technology planning and implementation and requires occasional local travel and physical equipment handling.

Provide onsite IT support for pharmaceutical laboratory infrastructure, scientific applications, instrument workstations, and peripherals. Configure and troubleshoot Chromeleon CDS, HPLC integrations, laboratory PCs, networks, LIMS, and ELN workflows. Perform incident resolution, system documentation, validation, change control, and data-integrity activities in accordance with GxP requirements. Collaborate with scientists, QA, manufacturing teams, vendors, and IT groups to maintain reliable, compliant laboratory systems.

Provides desktop and technical support to employees and guests, troubleshooting computers, peripherals, printers, networking, and software in a primarily Windows environment. Maintains hardware and software inventories, records, renewals, systems documentation, and server infrastructure. Assists with network administration, vendor coordination, technology research and purchasing, Tessitura support, and on-call coverage after training.

Maintain and troubleshoot hardware, software, networks, devices, printers, and cloud systems across offices. Provide staff technical support, manage security tools and Office 365, onboard employees, integrate financial planning and CRM systems, build Zapier or Make automations, and manage web presences.

Maintain IT systems and networks by installing and configuring hardware and software, providing technical support and training, monitoring performance, troubleshooting issues, restoring data, performing backups, managing licenses and upgrades, and coordinating between end users and higher-level support. The role also establishes IT usage protocols and supports system standards across departments.

Provides first-line on-site and remote IT support, diagnosing and resolving hardware, software, operating system, networking, and telephony issues. Installs and configures equipment and software, manages hardware and software inventories and licenses, supports users across the IT infrastructure, coordinates technology projects and upgrades, documents work, and escalates unresolved issues to higher-level support.

Provides internal IT support across hardware, systems, networking, security, and employee technology training. Responsibilities include purchasing and maintaining equipment, administering company-wide systems, managing employee onboarding and offboarding, training staff on security practices, and supporting network infrastructure such as switches, cabling, access points, and server rooms.

Provides Tier 1 technical support to managed-service clients through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Diagnoses and resolves workstation, Microsoft Office, Active Directory, Exchange, networking, server, storage, security-tool, phone, and mobile-device issues. Escalates unresolved problems, documents work, follows support procedures, communicates professionally, and follows up to confirm resolution. This is an onsite Monday–Friday role with a rotating on-call schedule approximately two to three times annually.

Provides advanced deskside and Tier 3 support for computers, peripherals, software, mobile devices, and workplace technologies. Configures, deploys, images, maintains, inventories, and replaces equipment; supports Active Directory, Outlook, Exchange, patching, and endpoint technologies. Troubleshoots complex issues, improves support processes, documents recurring problems, supports audio/video systems, contributes to technical projects, and mentors team members. Occasional after-hours support and infrequent travel may be required.

Provides first-line IT support for employees in a remote environment. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, software, account, access, connectivity, laptop, and peripheral issues; supporting onboarding and offboarding; managing and documenting tickets; configuring devices and software; maintaining IT documentation; escalating complex problems; and identifying recurring issues. The role requires strong communication, organization, troubleshooting, and service skills, with 0–2 years of related experience.

Provide technical support to employees by deploying, maintaining, troubleshooting, and supporting hardware, software, operating systems, malware-related tickets, and office systems across macOS, Windows, and Linux. Administer Google Workspace, Vonage, Entra ID, and other workplace systems while maintaining documentation and internal resources. The role is full-time and onsite in San Mateo, California.

Supports corporate and plant IT systems by analyzing business needs, troubleshooting operational issues, documenting requirements and processes, configuring and testing applications, and delivering system improvements. The role focuses on supply chain applications, cross-functional meetings, process optimization, user training, incident documentation, task tracking, and scheduled 24/7 support.

Administers project-level IT systems, manages PMIS access permissions, verifies data backup protocols, supports cybersecurity compliance, coordinates with client IT, and maintains technology access across multiple projects. The role also requires troubleshooting, documentation, and collaboration with project teams and corporate IT stakeholders.

Manages day-to-day campus technology services, including computing systems, communications networks, hardware, software, infrastructure support, and IT service delivery. Supervises installation and maintenance activities, manages operational projects, supports systems planning and analysis, contributes to budgeting, evaluates technology purchases, and advises senior management on strategic direction. The role also handles emergency incidents, documentation, service reporting, vendor and campus coordination, and compliance with security and organizational policies.

Manage day-to-day IT for a remote-first startup, including onboarding and offboarding, device and account administration, employee troubleshooting, IT documentation, vendor coordination, endpoint security, DNS, MDM, patching, and compliance support. The role also contributes to IT projects such as MDM migration, tooling rollouts, vendor evaluation, and security improvements. This is a part-time engagement of approximately 8–10 hours weekly with occasional onsite support preferred in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Provides independent IT support for employees, including hardware and software installation, network and server administration, phone system support, email and antivirus administration, troubleshooting, user training, vendor coordination, procurement assistance, and IT project leadership. The role also monitors security and backup protocols, coordinates with technical teams, resolves technology issues, and provides end-user support through telephone, in-person, and online channels.