Top Entry Level IT Jobs

Provide L1-L3 IT support while engineering scalable self-service workflows, automation, identity and access management, endpoint management, zero-touch provisioning, and secure onboarding and offboarding. Administer IdP and MDM platforms, manage macOS and Windows environments, support networking, partner on infrastructure scaling and security initiatives, and respond to incidents. The role emphasizes root-cause analysis, automation, compliance, and eliminating recurring support tickets.

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 the lead instructor in classroom teaching and administration for entry-level IT technician training. Responsibilities include grading assessments, entering learner data, monitoring attendance and certification progress, reviewing curriculum, supporting classroom technology, supervising tests and activities, managing supplies, and communicating learner challenges. Requires CompTIA A+, strong communication, teaching interest, adaptability, teamwork, and the ability to frequently lift 50 pounds.

Provides IT support for manufacturing operations by installing and maintaining hardware, software, networks, user accounts, and MES systems. Troubleshoots technical issues within SLAs, supports end users, maintains security and system performance, documents procedures, conducts floor-level training, and supports weekend production shifts. Requires Windows, Linux, Active Directory, DHCP, networking, SQL query, and MES knowledge.

Own and operate Serval, build automated workflows and integrations for onboarding, offboarding, access provisioning, SaaS administration, and HRIS processes. Develop AI-enabled services, test and monitor workflows, troubleshoot failures using logs and APIs, coordinate staged changes, and measure business impact. Provide occasional employee support while maintaining reliable, documented IT identity, device, and SaaS systems.

Provides remote and in-person technical support for internal users, including account provisioning, access management, software deployment, endpoint configuration, VDI support, printing, hardware, applications, and peripherals. Troubleshoots incidents, remediates endpoint security vulnerabilities, escalates complex issues, identifies recurring problems, and maintains documentation and runbooks. The role also supports process improvement, automation, and reliable long-term solutions across the computing environment.

Lead onsite IT operations for Singapore and provide regional support across Southeast Asia. Deliver hands-on technical support for macOS, Windows, SaaS applications, hardware, networking, AV systems, onboarding, executive support, inventory, vendors, and office technology. Mentor regional IT staff, document processes, support office build-outs, and partner with workplace, security, people operations, and facilities teams. The role requires strong troubleshooting, communication, autonomy, and five days per week onsite.

Provides technical support to users by managing service requests, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, deploying configured devices, assisting with phone systems, and analyzing problems. The role also supports point-of-sale operations, credit card processing, and end-of-day reporting. Requires strong customer service, communication, attention to detail, and basic IT knowledge.

Coordinates internal IT processes and serves as the liaison with the outsourced IT provider. Manages company technology assets, including inventory, assignments, distributions, returns, repairs, replacements, and retirements. Tracks documentation, equipment requests, onboarding and offboarding activities, and employee compliance with IT procedures. Communicates recurring issues to management and the provider while supporting administrative technology operations.

Provides help desk and onsite IT support across retail stores, foodservice locations, and the support office. Installs and troubleshoots hardware, software, networks, POS and e-commerce systems; manages Microsoft 365, Active Directory, SharePoint, user access, and technology assets. Monitors security alerts, assists with incident remediation, maintains system data, supports upgrades and openings, documents processes, and participates in on-call and occasional travel requirements.

Provides ticket-based technical support for client hardware, software, networks, Windows, macOS, and Microsoft 365 environments. Troubleshoots issues, researches root causes, documents resolutions, communicates with clients, and manages support queues through resolution. The role also uses AI tools and automation, supports projects, security, and networking as needed, and identifies recurring issues for long-term improvement.

Provides in-person desktop and end-user support for bank employees in Traverse City, Michigan. Responsibilities include administering Active Directory, Microsoft 365, Secure Exchange, Mitel, and KACE; supporting banking, loan-processing, printing, scanning, and core-processing systems; handling hardware, operating systems, software, imaging, replacements, phone, email, and incident-response support; and assisting with NAC operations. Availability is required Monday through Saturday.

Provides first-level technical support for end users, including troubleshooting hardware, software, networking, accounts, permissions, passwords, and peripherals. Documents issues in ticketing systems, coordinates escalations, installs and configures computer systems, and develops knowledge-base solutions. Supports users through phone, email, chat, and desk-side assistance while maintaining strong customer service. May travel between on-site locations to resolve problems.

Entry-level IT trainee supporting manufacturing-site IT and operational technology, infrastructure resilience, cybersecurity, compliance, digital projects, and continuous improvement. The role may include site digital technology or cybersecurity responsibilities, collaboration with cross-functional teams, and preparation for a potential managerial position after a 6–12 month program.

Own the company’s IT infrastructure, Microsoft cloud environment, cybersecurity, support operations, integrations, and internal tooling. Build AI-powered applications, automations, APIs, dashboards, and agents; administer networks, servers, endpoints, backups, and security systems; provide technical support; manage vendors; and lead technology adoption across the organization. This is an onsite, hands-on role in Austin focused on improving reliability, security, and operational efficiency.

Own on-site IT support for a new manufacturing facility, including endpoint lifecycle management, helpdesk ticket resolution, local network and infrastructure health, hardware deployment, vendor coordination, asset inventory, and construction buildout support. Enforce security tooling and support CMMC Level 2 compliance for CUI handling. Serve as the connection between site employees, Army facility personnel, vendors, central IT, infrastructure, and cybersecurity teams.

Provides hardware, software, cable, telecommunications, and general IT support across four senior-care communities. Responsibilities include maintaining technology systems, training staff, assessing and purchasing equipment, troubleshooting system problems, and providing on-call support to residents and employees. The role requires travel between locations, problem-solving ability, interpersonal skills, basic cable-system knowledge, and a valid driver’s license. The employer may support CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications.

Monitors IT dashboards, Teams channels, email, and incidents; creates and closes incident records; supports Service Desk and infrastructure teams with timely resolutions; fulfills technical requests; recommends monitoring enhancements; maintains operational documentation; participates in status and change-management meetings; and provides after-hours support for a 24/7 team.

Provides first-line IT support and manages company infrastructure, including hardware, software licenses, procurement, asset inventory, system monitoring, patching, updates, onboarding, and offboarding. Troubleshoots Windows, macOS, hardware, software, and network issues; supports Microsoft 365 administration; delivers security awareness guidance; maintains documentation; and contributes to IT and infrastructure improvement projects.

Provides IT infrastructure support for engineering and business customers, including patching, upgrades, scheduled maintenance, complex changes, incident escalation, outage response, and root-cause analysis. Maintains service-level agreements and customer satisfaction while following service management and change-control procedures. Supports SolidWorks PDM Vault and Teamcenter systems, advises on preventative actions, and may lead small projects or assist less experienced colleagues.

Short-term contract IT assistant responsible for disconnecting, labeling, packing, transporting, and setting up computers and office technology during an office move. Duties include reconnecting workstations, verifying network and peripheral functionality, maintaining equipment inventory, resolving basic setup issues, and escalating complex problems. The role is on-site in Burbank, requires reliable transportation, lifting up to 50 pounds, and flexible full-time availability for approximately one to two weeks.

Own internal IT operations, including business applications, user access, employee devices, onboarding and offboarding, IT support, office networking, and meeting-room technology. Improve security, reliability, documentation, self-service, and automation while partnering with engineering on infrastructure initiatives. Serve as the primary point of contact for employee technology issues and manage vendors, licenses, equipment lifecycles, and operational processes.

Provide in-person IT support across automotive dealership locations. Responsibilities include onboarding and offboarding users, installing and configuring hardware, diagnosing hardware and software issues, documenting tickets, supporting outages, assisting with IT projects, enforcing security practices, maintaining inventory and documentation, and coordinating with vendors and end users.

Provides in-person IT support across dealership locations, including user assistance, onboarding and offboarding, hardware installation, troubleshooting, ticket documentation, vendor coordination, emergency outage response, IT projects, security protocol enforcement, inventory management, and technical documentation.

Supports instructional technology across an assigned school campus by setting up and monitoring computer equipment, troubleshooting hardware and software, training staff, maintaining technology inventory, and helping select, acquire, evaluate, and maintain classroom technology resources.