Top Entry Level IT Jobs

Own end-to-end IT support, including onboarding, offboarding, access, hardware, and device recovery. Administer Okta, Google Workspace, MDM, collaboration tools, domains, DNS, and office technology. Build software and vendor management processes, implement security initiatives, document runbooks, lead IT improvement projects, and automate repetitive workflows.

Installs, configures, maintains, and troubleshoots IT hardware, software, networks, servers, databases, and virtualization systems in a manufacturing environment. Provides employee account setup, computer deployment, end-user support, system monitoring, data backup and security, documentation, training, and technical problem-solving. The role also supports cybersecurity defenses, coordinates with departments and the ACTIA Group, follows safety and compliance requirements, and may manage or develop team capabilities.

Own and administer Jira, Jira Service Management, and Confluence across commercial and FedRAMP tenants. Design workflows, automations, service desks, permissions, integrations, and reporting; manage user access and tenant boundaries; support CUI, CMMC, NIST, DFARS, and audit requirements; govern Confluence content; evaluate Marketplace apps; execute changes and migrations; troubleshoot escalated issues; and maintain documentation, runbooks, and training materials.

Provides technical support to staff and clients, troubleshoots hardware and software, maintains systems and networks, installs and configures equipment, documents IT assets and support activity, trains users, and assists with cybersecurity measures. The role may require occasional evening and weekend work for events or urgent technical issues.

Performs secure data wiping and sanitization of storage devices, verifies and documents erasure, troubleshoots basic computer hardware and storage issues, and maintains asset inventories. The role also supports drive installation, replacement, formatting, cloning, imaging, e-waste disposal, and compliance documentation while following security procedures and protecting sensitive information.

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

Supports IT knowledge management for the DHA Domain and Directory Services Branch by creating and maintaining technical documentation, SOPs, knowledge-base articles, training materials, and SharePoint content. Manages centralized repositories, promotes awareness of technical changes, captures lessons learned, and collaborates with administrators, engineers, and information assurance staff to improve knowledge accessibility, operational continuity, compliance, and secure IT service delivery.

Lead IT operations by managing networks, computers, accounts, devices, connectivity, infrastructure, and system access across offices and labs. Support scientists and engineers by troubleshooting hardware and software issues, understanding technical needs, and building scalable IT processes as the company grows.

AmeriCorps VISTA member will assess and improve TSF’s IT processes, Google Drive organization, data security, access controls, and knowledge management. Responsibilities include auditing and migrating files, developing standards and user guides, researching AI tools, building an onboarding knowledge base, training staff, and establishing sustainable data governance practices.

Participate in a rotational IT leadership program involving enterprise IT and applied AI. Analyze business processes, define requirements, support technology solution development, and assist with implementation, testing, documentation, training, and continuous improvement. Collaborate with business stakeholders and IT teams to apply AI, automation, analytics, and digital technologies. Candidates must be recent graduates with a relevant bachelor’s degree, IT internship experience, strong communication skills, and willingness to relocate and rotate assignments.

Provides first-line technical support across restaurant locations, troubleshooting hardware, software, networks, mobile devices, office equipment, VoIP systems, and user issues. Maintains ticket records, communicates resolutions, supports IT projects, coordinates with vendors, performs on-site assistance, and develops preventative maintenance and troubleshooting procedures.

Provides Tier 1–2 technical support for Windows systems, Office 365, hardware, software, printers, and network connectivity across school campuses and corporate offices. Responsibilities include desktop and server configuration, application deployment, workstation provisioning, cabling, equipment installation, troubleshooting, vendor coordination, and technical documentation. The role requires seasonal multi-state travel, after-hours and weekend work, and the ability to work in classrooms, wiring closets, and equipment rooms.

Provides on-site IT support for residents, staff, vendors, and Home Office. Troubleshoots devices, networks, accounts, security systems, life-safety equipment, timekeeping systems, printers, and audiovisual technology. Develops training resources, coordinates vendors, administers access and communication systems, supports onboarding and offboarding, manages technology projects, and monitors equipment, software, licenses, inventory, maintenance, and upgrades while delivering friendly customer service.

Provides first-level desktop support for computers, peripherals, software, and basic network issues. Assists with device deployment, operating system and application configuration, password resets, access requests, ticket documentation, inventory management, and escalation of complex problems. The placement supports IT operations in a high-performance manufacturing environment while developing technical and professional skills.

Provides helpdesk and on-site IT support for internal employees and MSP clients. Responsibilities include hardware provisioning, account and access management, employee onboarding, backups and restores, system monitoring, network setup and maintenance, device repairs, patching, secure equipment disposal, collaboration platform support, and troubleshooting system failures.

Provides basic IT support and office administration, including maintaining computer, point-of-sale, software, hardware, and network systems; coordinating with vendors and repair technicians; answering phones; managing filing, mailing, photocopying, and administrative inquiries; and supporting inventory and accounts payable record accuracy.

Provide on-site IT and AV support at the London office, manage device lifecycle and onboarding, handle inbound support requests, build automation and Slack bots, contribute to Tech Ops projects, and maintain internal IT documentation.

Provides first-level technical support to employees by diagnosing and resolving routine hardware, software, account-access, connectivity, printer, mobile-device, and telecommunications issues. Installs and maintains end-user equipment and applications, manages user accounts, documents tickets, tracks IT assets, and escalates complex incidents. Supports basic server and network troubleshooting while delivering professional customer service.

Provides first-line and tier-two technical support for enterprise applications, user access, computers, mobile devices, networks, audiovisual systems, and banking equipment. Provisions access using least-privilege controls, resolves tickets within service levels, performs hardware and software installations, maintains system configurations, documents procedures, develops knowledgebase content, supports compliance requirements, and escalates unresolved or security-related issues.

Provides frontline help desk support for students, faculty, and staff; manages devices, printers, classroom technology, inventory, and helpdesk records; troubleshoots hardware, software, network, and audiovisual issues; supports school events; trains users; maintains documentation; assists with infrastructure, procurement, backups, updates, and IT policies.

Supports and maintains endpoint infrastructure, including desktops, laptops, mobile devices, and peripherals. Deploys hardware and software, resolves service desk incidents, performs troubleshooting and root cause analysis, tracks assets in the CMDB, supports testing and change management, and contributes to documentation and process improvement.

Provides part-time, on-site IT support at a pharmacy. Responsibilities include troubleshooting Windows systems, setting up and repairing hardware, installing software, managing Active Directory accounts, supporting printers, handling tickets, documenting resolutions, maintaining inventory, and escalating complex issues. The role is customer-facing and focused on hands-on technical support, equipment organization, and daily IT operations.

Provide Tier 1 and Tier 2 technical support for employees, troubleshooting hardware, software, operating systems, applications, devices, and Microsoft 365 services. Configure and deploy equipment, manage IT assets and user accounts, support endpoint management, security, access, ticketing, conference room technology, and patching. Document solutions, maintain records, assist with technology deployments and office moves, participate in on-call support, and contribute to continuous improvement.

The posting provides no specific responsibilities or qualifications for the IT Support Specialist role. It primarily describes Slate’s mission, culture, values, and equal employment commitments.

Provides Tier 2/3 IT support while maintaining and modernizing school technology infrastructure. Responsibilities include administering identity and access systems, monitoring Windows servers and Hyper-V, managing hardware and software lifecycles, troubleshooting complex infrastructure issues, maintaining documentation, and supporting automation, migrations, upgrades, and long-term technology initiatives.