Top Entry Level IT Jobs

Provide global IT support across hardware, software, identity, networking, cloud applications, onboarding, device provisioning, access management, endpoint administration, and asset tracking. Administer workplace systems including Okta, Google Workspace, and Kandji or Jamf. Troubleshoot macOS and Windows environments, maintain documentation and inventories, support security and compliance activities, and build automations to improve IT workflows and employee experience.

Participate in a 12-week in-house IT trainee program covering help desk support, Active Directory, Microsoft 365 administration, desktop and printer setup, basic server maintenance, network audits, first-level security incident response, ticket management, and client communication. Trainees also assist with office tasks, equipment deliveries, technical projects, training modules, and certifications, with potential advancement to Desktop Support Specialist.

Provides entry-level IT support for company personnel, vendors, and store technology operations. Troubleshoots network, hardware, software, and application issues; coordinates vendors and support teams; manages ITSM requests, work orders, documentation, installations, and solution deployments. Analyzes data and trends, recommends process improvements, supports change management, and contributes to technology projects. The position is onsite in Cleveland and requires work outside standard office hours.

Manage identity and access systems, endpoint devices, office networking, AV and conferencing infrastructure. Automate recurring IT issues, serve as a technical escalation point, support employee onboarding and offboarding, maintain secure configurations, and partner with Security on SOC 2 audit readiness. The role also contributes to Agile sprints and IT projects within a fully remote, geographically distributed team.

Provides first-level technical support for hardware, software, networking, printers, phones, VPN, and connectivity issues in an on-site manufacturing facility. Assists with IT equipment installation, maintenance, network and systems support, meeting room technology, asset tracking, and infrastructure projects. Escalates complex issues, follows security procedures and SOPs, supports users across departments, and develops technical skills under senior IT team guidance.

Provides field IT support for hardware, software, endpoints, mobile devices, servers, networks, VoIP systems, and access permissions. Resolves incidents and service requests, performs vulnerability remediation, manages PC lifecycles and IT assets, supports projects and audits, coordinates vendors, and delivers on-site and satellite-office assistance. The role also supports procurement, infrastructure maintenance, security compliance, and customer-focused service delivery.

Provides on-site and field IT support for hardware, software, endpoints, mobile devices, servers, networks, VoIP systems, access permissions, and IT security compliance. Resolves incidents and service requests, supports technology projects, manages PC lifecycle and assets, coordinates vendors, assists with procurement and audits, and delivers walk-up and satellite-office support while meeting service-level targets.

Provides technology support for students, staff, and families; manages Google Workspace, devices, MDM systems, hardware assets, networks, NAS systems, and audiovisual equipment. Troubleshoots and repairs technology, supports school events, manages vendors and warranties, and develops automation scripts using PowerShell, Python, and Google Apps Script. The role also assists with information security, AI tool implementation, school supervision, and daily operations while delivering responsive customer service.

Provides first- and second-level IT support for internal employees, troubleshooting desktop, laptop, mobile, network, messaging, hardware, and software issues. Manages escalations, user accounts, permissions, inventory, workstation builds, documentation, performance tuning, and system maintenance. Builds strong relationships with business teams, researches new technologies, supports concurrent projects, and participates in a scheduled week-long off-hours on-call rotation.

Provides on-campus IT service desk support by configuring and deploying computers, assisting faculty and end users with technical issues, supporting classroom technology, maintaining equipment inventory, documenting computer intake and returns, updating ServiceNow records, troubleshooting basic problems, and escalating complex issues. The role averages 16–18 hours weekly with shifts scheduled between 7:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.

Provides dealership-wide IT support by overseeing computer systems, networks, directories, phone and security systems. Installs and maintains computers, peripherals, and software; coordinates equipment maintenance with department managers and third-party vendors; diagnoses and resolves hardware and software issues; assesses service requests, conducts IT audits, and communicates technical solutions to users.

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 frontline technical support to office and remote employees by answering, logging, and troubleshooting help desk requests. Procures, deploys, secures, and inventories desktop hardware and software. Consults with users about cellular device needs and recommends appropriate services.

Provide technical support for tickets and walk-up requests in the Boston office, assist employees with IT-related tasks, collaborate across teams, and help improve support processes and documentation while developing broader IT support capabilities.

Provides helpdesk and end-user support for hardware, software, classroom technology, printers, scanners, networking, wireless, and VoIP systems. Resolves incidents within service-level agreements, documents cases, develops troubleshooting guides, assists system and network administrators, performs equipment maintenance and moves, supports security practices, and contributes to IT projects and process improvements.

Provide Tier 1 and 2 technical support across desktop or audio-visual environments. Diagnose and resolve hardware and software issues, deliver responsive customer service, manage IT assets and teaching spaces, support mobile devices, document processes, contribute to knowledge bases and projects, and improve IT service delivery across university environments.

Provides onsite IT help desk support to university staff, students, and faculty by diagnosing hardware, software, email, printing, networking, telecommunications, and application issues. Documents interactions, troubleshoots and resolves incidents, escalates requests, performs system maintenance and upgrades, and educates users on hardware and software. Supports Lenovo laptops, Macs, peripherals, printers, and audiovisual equipment while working at least 15 hours weekly.

Supports installation, troubleshooting, repair, maintenance, configuration, and inventory of IT lab equipment. Assists faculty with PC setup, imaging, upgrades, network wiring, rack configuration, and basic computer troubleshooting. Coordinates procurement activities, equipment tagging, and delivery of technology from shipping and receiving to laboratories and classrooms.

Provides first-level technical support for hardware, software, networks, and peripheral devices. Responds to help desk tickets, troubleshoots desktops and mobile devices, assists with software installations and updates, documents resolutions, maintains IT asset inventories, supports patch management, and monitors system performance. Collaborates with international IT teams on global initiatives, standardization, documentation, and process improvements while developing technical skills through training and mentorship.

Provides tier 1 service desk support for employees’ hardware, software, network, telephone, and audio-visual issues. Logs and documents tickets, resolves low- to medium-complexity problems, escalates incidents, communicates outages, and supports software installations, patches, upgrades, and equipment rollouts. Maintains hardware and software inventories and participates in rotating evening, weekend, and emergency on-call coverage. The role is primarily in-office and requires lifting and handling equipment.

Provides first-level technical support to internal staff through phone, email, and ticketing channels. Troubleshoots and maintains Windows and Mac computers, printers, VoIP phones, terminals, peripherals, and business applications. Deploys, patches, images, and decommissions equipment; manages accounts in Active Directory and Intune; maintains asset records and documentation; supports public meetings and preventative maintenance; and escalates complex issues. Participates in IT projects, on-call rotation, reporting, SOP updates, and occasional external-site support.

Lead regional end-user support teams across multiple North American sites. Oversee escalations involving PCs, mobile devices, peripherals, Microsoft applications, hardware and software configuration, patch compliance, inventory, new-hire setups, and technology deployments. Train staff, monitor ticket metrics, coordinate vendors, support office and remote users, document resolutions, identify process improvements, and represent IT in migrations, hardware refreshes, office moves, security implementations, and global end-user services standardization.

Provides responsive IT support across desktop hardware, software, user accounts, service desk operations, and remote support. Administers SharePoint sites, access, migrations, documentation, training, and basic solutions. Troubleshoots user issues, systems, peripherals, video conferencing, and software; manages tickets, licenses, equipment, outage communications, and VIP support while contributing to IT projects and maintaining strong customer service.

Provides onsite first-level and escalated IT support, including user administration, Active Directory management, workstation deployment, Windows Server support, networking, virtualization, backups, Power BI reporting, and business-system maintenance. Troubleshoots hardware, software, connectivity, and access issues; supports infrastructure monitoring, PowerShell automation, documentation, software upgrades, and technology projects. The role occasionally travels for office deployments and may provide after-hours support for critical systems.

Provides Level 1 and Level 2 support for point-of-sale systems during events. Diagnoses hardware, software, and firmware issues; replaces defective equipment; performs stadium system walk-throughs; creates LAN cables; and escalates problems as needed. The role is part-time, seasonal, primarily evening, weekend, and holiday-based, and requires outdoor work, extensive walking, lifting up to 50 pounds, and physical activities including kneeling and bending.