Top Entry Level IT Jobs

Provides frontline Tier 1 and Tier 2 IT support for employees in-office and worldwide. Troubleshoots hardware, software, networks, collaboration tools, conference room technology, and user access issues. Supports onboarding, offboarding, inventory, equipment deployment, vendor repairs, and executive stakeholders. Maintains AV systems and contributes to infrastructure improvements and self-service documentation. Requires on-site work five days weekly, on-call participation, weekend support, and 10% travel.

Administers and secures servers, networks, storage, operating systems, cloud systems, backups, databases, telephony, and end-user devices. Provides help desk support, troubleshoots hardware and software, performs installations and maintenance, manages Microsoft environments, develops PowerShell and Power Automate automation, and creates technical documentation. Participates in IT projects, supports software and hardware rollouts, maintains system security, and participates in an on-call rotation, including occasional evening and weekend work.

Provides technical support across ski resort technology systems, including POS, RFID, surveillance, digital signage, IP TV, music infrastructure, computers, and networking. Installs, configures, maintains, troubleshoots, and documents hardware and software; manages support tickets through Freshservice; supports Microsoft endpoint and collaboration platforms; and assists users, vendors, and internal teams. The role includes on-call coverage, training, outdoor work, ladder climbing, lifting, and intra-resort travel.

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.

Provides IT support services, but the job description contains no specific responsibilities or duties beyond the role title.

Provides Level 2/3 internal IT support across Windows, Linux, and macOS environments. Responsibilities include endpoint configuration, Entra Domain Join, Intune management, profile and device migrations, remote troubleshooting, RMM administration, patching, security compliance, Microsoft 365 and Azure support, documentation, and migration tooling. The role supports integrations following company acquisitions and requires strong remote service delivery, scripting, and endpoint security skills.

Provides first-line technical support to end users through tickets, phone, email, and remote sessions. Troubleshoots Windows, macOS, and Linux hardware and software issues; manages computer assets and inventory; supports LAN, VPN, firewalls, switches, routers, and servers; assists with Microsoft Office and enterprise applications; escalates complex issues through ServiceNow, Jira, or BMC Remedy; and contributes to infrastructure, upgrade, networking, and security projects.

Provides day-to-day support for enterprise and departmental applications by triaging incidents, troubleshooting issues, coordinating resolutions, and communicating with users and stakeholders. The role supports root-cause analysis, documentation, knowledge management, testing, upgrades, go-live activities, user training, and application support readiness. It also serves as incident owner during critical events and may provide off-hours support.

Provides onsite desktop and end-user support, including application installation, hardware and software troubleshooting, network and printer support, inventory management, ticket queue oversight, and escalation of production-impacting outages. Installs and configures new hardware, supports other technical teams, and leads local desktop support members while ensuring tickets are assigned and resolved within appropriate timeframes.

Provide onsite IT support in Austin: troubleshoot hardware/software, manage onboarding/offboarding, perform imaging and repairs, maintain A/V and network connectivity, create and close tickets, and support end users across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.

Provides day-to-day desktop and end-user support for hardware, software, peripherals, and basic network issues. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, user training, PC hardware upgrades, inventory management, failure documentation, onsite department support, and ticket, phone, and email assistance. The role may require emergency and after-hours support.

Provides first-level IT support for hardware, software, network, operating system, and peripheral issues. Troubleshoots and documents incidents, escalates complex problems, supports system updates and patching, maintains hardware inventory, assists with procurement and vendor repairs, and follows security, compliance, and audit procedures. Also helps develop technology solutions that improve branch operational efficiency.

Provides technical support to users through email, chat, phone, and in-person interactions. Troubleshoots computer systems, hardware, software, workstations, and network issues; administers Microsoft 365; supports ConnectWise solutions; prepares and reimages devices; maintains inventory; documents solutions; supports cybersecurity tool rollouts; develops client training materials; and follows up to ensure satisfactory service.

Provides hands-on technical support for workstations, servers, printers, network equipment, wireless LAN, telecommunications, and infrastructure. Troubleshoots hardware, software, network, and telephone issues; manages helpdesk requests, inventory records, equipment installations, preventative maintenance, and technical documentation. Supports REJIS staff, clients, vendors, and site employees while protecting information under CJIS, MULES, and REJIS requirements.

Administer and troubleshoot production applications, SFTP workflows, managed file transfers, and third-party integrations. Monitor file deliveries, investigate technical issues, support Azure DevOps deployments, and coordinate production releases with Platform Engineering. Gather requirements, manage vendor authentication and integration testing, and use GitHub and scripting to maintain applications. Ensure secure, reliable file delivery and communicate effectively with technical teams, business stakeholders, and vendors.

Leads day-to-day IT operations, supervises IT staff, monitors systems and backups, manages licenses and certificates, and recommends technology solutions. Develops responsible, ethical, and HIPAA-compliant AI adoption frameworks, evaluates AI technologies and vendors, creates policies and training, and supports implementation. Collaborates with leadership and departments, communicates technical concepts to nontechnical employees, and manages complex IT and AI projects.

Provides first-level technical support to internal users through phone, email, tickets, and in-person assistance. Installs, configures, troubleshoots, and maintains computers, software, operating systems, peripherals, networking equipment, kiosks, and digital signage. Diagnoses connectivity, malware, and system issues, documents resolutions, escalates complex problems, and supports IT projects while delivering strong customer service.

Provides technical support and maintains IT infrastructure, including computers, devices, software, networks, servers, cloud services, storage, audiovisual systems, and collaboration platforms. Installs and troubleshoots systems, manages user access and technology records, supports meetings and productions, coordinates with vendors, monitors performance, maintains security compliance, and provides on-call support when needed.

Provide onsite and remote technical support for end-user devices, enterprise applications, collaboration platforms, networks, and identity systems. Configure and manage endpoints using Intune, JAMF, and SCCM; maintain asset records; apply patches and security controls; troubleshoot connectivity; document procedures; and support upgrades, cloud migrations, deployments, and continuous improvement initiatives in a manufacturing environment.

Supports IT infrastructure for automotive manufacturing operations, including servers, networks, workstations, hardware, software, ERP and MES systems. Provides technical troubleshooting, network monitoring, data security, vendor coordination, system documentation, performance reporting, and employee training. Requires strong system administration and problem-solving skills, bilingual English and Korean communication, and adaptability in a startup environment.

Provides Tier 1 IT support for users and clients, including troubleshooting laptops, workstations, hardware, software, operating systems, and network connectivity. Supports enterprise IT operations, server rack installation, equipment configuration, office equipment maintenance, and onsite customer systems. Assists with IT projects, escalates issues, documents task status, and delivers customer-focused technical support. Requires up to 20% overnight travel and occasional on-call work.

Provides IT support for classified and unclassified networks, computers, servers, communication systems, and secure video teleconferencing at a Navy warfare center. Resolves hardware and software issues, manages IT assets and user accounts, processes network and equipment changes, supports cybersecurity directives, handles digital certificates and electronic spillages, and serves as an NMCI Trusted Agent and Activity Contract Technical Representative.

Provide technical support across company locations by troubleshooting Windows, Microsoft 365, hardware, networking, printers, mobile devices, accounts, and business applications. Manage Active Directory, Entra ID, Microsoft 365, endpoint systems, IT assets, onboarding, offboarding, tickets, documentation, and remote support. Respond to critical incidents, address security threats, assist with technology projects, and collaborate with IT teams, vendors, and engineers.

Provides global IT support to employees through phone, email, messaging, in-person assistance, and ticketing. Troubleshoots and documents computer issues, escalates requests, and prepares PCs and Macs for deployment by installing hardware, software, and peripherals. Requires knowledge of Active Directory, Windows, macOS, Linux, hardware, Microsoft Office, network monitoring, and patch cables. The position is onsite with occasional travel.

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.