Top Entry Level IT Jobs

Provide on-site technical support and maintenance for resort technology including POS, RFID, IP cameras, digital signage, desktops/laptops, music systems, and cabling. Install, configure, troubleshoot, document systems, manage Zendesk tickets, participate in on-call rotations, and train/collaborate with IT team members.

Administer and support IT operations automation for ClaimsXM. Maintain and troubleshoot automation workflows and related infrastructure, collaborate with stakeholders, and ensure systems operate within required US-based work and citizenship constraints.

Provide end-user support and testing for the Chemical Data Management System (CDMS), act as liaison between users and IT, troubleshoot issues using Excel and SQLI Query Analyzer, support global roll-outs, monitor project status, and ensure system compliance with chemical regulations. Role is scientific but non-lab and requires on-site client work.

Contract IT Support Analyst to prepare computer hardware, image and install/configure software, deploy systems to desks, troubleshoot and fine-tune systems, and provide general local user support in San Diego. Approximately 40 hours/week, on-site, with some lab-software exposure considered a plus.

Provide on-site technical support for staff, faculty, and students by processing IT helpdesk tickets, troubleshooting desktops/laptops and classroom equipment (printers, projectors, document cameras, scanners), maintaining equipment, assisting with moves, and delivering timely, professional customer service including nights/weekends as needed.

Monitor dashboards, Teams channels, and email for incidents and unreachable devices; create, update, and close incidents; collaborate with Service Desk and infrastructure teams; fulfill requests and provide timely customer support; research and recommend monitoring enhancements; maintain process documentation; attend status and change meetings; provide after-hours/on-call support as part of a 24/7 team.

Provide regional IT coordination and support across the Americas, resolving technical issues, liaising with global teams, managing incidents and assets, and supporting system availability and documentation.

Provide internal IT systems support including monitoring, tuning, patching, upgrades, troubleshooting, and documentation. Manage system configuration, maintain infrastructure availability, assist on projects, be available for on-call response, ensure compliance with internal control standards, and deliver strong customer service to guests and team members.

Handle incoming helpdesk requests via phone and email, log tickets in the help desk database, communicate with IT and other departments, assist with onboarding/offboarding, basic supply purchasing, login assistance, and maintain FAQs while providing patient, clear customer service.

Provide in-person and email technical support for hardware, software, and networks. Install, configure, and repair Windows and Mac workstations; create user accounts; run diagnostics; resolve LAN/WiFi issues; support online software configuration; document and communicate processes; and educate team members on technology and troubleshooting.

Manage and maintain on-site server and infrastructure environments: install/configure servers, monitor system health, perform backups and security monitoring, apply patches, troubleshoot and recover hardware/software failures, manage user accounts, support clients, maintain documentation, and participate in on-call rotation.

Provide hands-on IT support for manufacturing and corporate environments: troubleshoot production/test stations, maintain Windows and Linux systems, manage virtualization (VMware/Hyper-V/Azure), networks, monitoring, backups, and automation (PowerShell/Bash). Create documentation and training, work with DB/network/process-control teams, and improve processes through data-driven analysis and quality/safety practices.

Support technical instructor by facilitating hands-on IT labs, leading study groups, monitoring and entering learner data (Salesforce/Canvas), enforcing program policies, and assisting with learner performance and administrative tasks.

Provide first-line support for customers and internal staff: triage and resolve issues, reproduce and document product bugs, perform straightforward fixes, manage accounts/access, track tickets to resolution, maintain help docs, and collaborate with engineers to reduce repeat tickets.

Provide hands-on event technology support for POS systems, mobile devices, cabling, and equipment setup/troubleshooting during the RBC Canadian Open. Ensure devices function correctly, assist with installations, communicate technical issues, and support opening/closing procedures in a fast-paced, in-person event environment.

Provide tier 1, on-site IT service desk support: manage ticket queue, resolve/basic triage, escalate to tier 2, manage iPhone/iPad via MDM, deliver end-user training, handle vendor/admin tasks, maintain documentation, support HIPAA compliance, participate in on-call rotation and occasional travel.

Provide on-site installation, configuration, maintenance, and support for end-user hardware, printers, and video conferencing; manage user accounts and Active Directory; use ticketing and backup systems; assist mobile device configuration; troubleshoot network-related end-user issues; train users; support continuity planning and coordinate with other IT units and contractors.

Provide first‑level IT support and NOC monitoring for end users via phone and email. Troubleshoot PCs and Macs, establish remote connections, log tickets, follow documented procedures, escalate incidents appropriately, and use knowledgebase and RMM tools to resolve and capture recurring issues. Work rotating shifts in a 24x7 environment with focus on customer care and continual improvement.

Provide customer-focused IT support for library staff and patrons: troubleshoot hardware, software, and network issues; log and track requests; interact with vendors; implement fixes and maintain Windows systems, backups, GPOs, and computer imaging.

Part-time IT Support/Data Entry role teaching basic computer skills (Windows, browsers, email, Microsoft Office), assisting with resume formatting, performing detailed data entry, and taking accurate notes of programs and activities. Requires moderate knowledge of computers and peripherals and strong attention to detail.

Provide first‑line, on‑site IT support for workstations, peripherals, applications, access, connectivity, and standard business systems. Triage and resolve tickets, perform onboarding/offboarding and endpoint setup, document actions in the ITSM system, escalate complex issues, contribute to knowledge base articles, and maintain strong user communication and service standards.

Provide on-site and remote technical support for end users and the MSP; troubleshoot hardware, systems, networks, and backups; maintain documentation, inventory, phone systems, wireless networks, and security awareness training; handle onboarding/offboarding and MSP ticketing and escalations.

Provide administrative and operational support across campuses and serve as first-line IT support: troubleshoot devices, manage inventory and Google Workspace accounts, coordinate events, handle facilities requests, and assist faculty and staff with technology and operational needs.

Provide internal technical support and endpoint provisioning, manage assets and vendor evaluations, enforce IT infrastructure standards and local security, support Windows and macOS environments, assist compliance with AWS procedures and audits, and run device and clean-desk audits while building cross-team relationships.

Provide desktop and hardware/software support: install, configure, upgrade, test, and troubleshoot systems and antivirus. Create user accounts, resolve password issues, evaluate new technologies, and advise on IT requirements. Work in a casino environment and perform related duties to ensure efficient operations.