Top IT Jobs

Provides technical support for staff, members, volunteers, and guests across networks, software applications, desktop hardware, peripherals, and related systems. Troubleshoots issues, supports maintenance and training, promotes information security, manages technology inventory and procurement records, and creates documentation and onboarding materials. The role also identifies process improvements and participates in vendor, community, and special-event activities.

Lead enterprise IT strategy and team, own the IT roadmap, and shift support from reactive to engineered solutions. Build automations, integrations, and internal tooling; manage endpoint, identity, networking, AV, onboarding/offboarding, vendor contracts, SLAs, and metrics. Support office technology and events and partner cross-functionally to scale secure, standardized IT services.

Manages the Desktop Support unit, including staff supervision, workload scheduling, performance management, training, incident management, service restoration, and business technology requests. Develops desktop support roadmaps, project portfolios, deployment and lifecycle guidelines, operational metrics, and service-level improvements. Collaborates with IT teams and managers, communicates technical programs, manages costs and priorities, and drives strategic initiatives that improve end-user service and reduce tactical work.

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.

The IT Administrator troubleshoots technical issues, repairs and upgrades computer hardware, deploys and configures desktops and laptops, manages iPads through Mosyle and Apple MDM, maintains IT asset and software inventories, processes purchase orders, documents systems, and resolves helpdesk tickets within SLA requirements. The role supports multiple St. Anne’s locations and requires strong communication and customer service skills.

Provides technical support for City staff, troubleshooting hardware, software, networks, workstations, peripherals, and audiovisual systems. Installs and maintains technology, manages tickets and recurring incidents, trains users, creates documentation, maintains IT asset inventories, and collaborates with specialized teams and vendors. The senior-level role also mentors support staff, handles escalated issues, leads end-user technology projects, and supports City Council and executive events. The position enforces security and compliance requirements, including CJIS, HIPAA, and PCI standards.

Provide first-line technical support for Mac and Chromebook users through virtual and in-person help desks. Manage onboarding, offboarding, access provisioning, laptop provisioning, documentation, inventory, and international onboarding. Participate in weekend support rotations, maintain service standards, troubleshoot user issues, and improve IT workflows while collaborating with employees, contractors, developers, executives, and operations teams.

Provides Tier 2 helpdesk support, diagnosing and resolving complex hardware, software, operating system, network, and systems issues. Configures Windows systems, manages patches, monitors IT infrastructure, supports upgrades and disaster recovery, documents procedures, analyzes capacity, and communicates technical resolutions to users and management.

Provides senior onsite IT support for manufacturing and warehouse operations. Resolves complex endpoint, hardware, software, printer, shipping-station, network-connectivity, and production-device issues; responds to critical incidents; deploys and manages devices; supports production-line expansions; maintains enterprise IT systems; improves workflows and automation; tracks service metrics; mentors technicians; reinforces security policies; and assists with hardware sourcing and inventory.

Provide onsite and remote IT support for hybrid and distributed employees. Resolve hardware, software, account access, connectivity, collaboration, and help desk issues; manage tickets, assets, onboarding and offboarding, identity access tasks, endpoint management, and documentation. Support MacOS and Windows environments, conference room technology, printers, and peripherals. Escalate complex issues and partner with Security and IT Engineering on device compliance and access controls.

Supports and monitors customer server, network, cloud, and endpoint environments in a 24/7 operations setting. Responsibilities include configuring monitoring tools, troubleshooting outages, performing root-cause analysis, escalating complex incidents, supporting mobile device management and cloud applications, conducting basic digital forensics, applying patches, documenting actions, analyzing performance trends, and coordinating technology rollouts with senior engineers.

Provide onsite and remote IT support for hybrid and distributed employees, troubleshooting hardware, software, network connectivity, accounts, identity access, collaboration tools, conference room equipment, and peripherals. Manage help desk queues, onboarding and offboarding, device provisioning, endpoint management, asset tracking, documentation, and escalations. Partner with Security and IT Engineering on device compliance and access controls while maintaining accurate records and a strong customer-service focus.

Manages IT operations for a manufacturing plant, including infrastructure, networks, servers, user support, industrial systems, cybersecurity controls, system integrations, and project delivery. Partners with manufacturing and engineering teams to support production, continuous improvement, and digital factory initiatives. Coordinates vendors, IT assets, change management, testing, training, and junior staff development while ensuring reliable 24/7 production support across factory operations.

Supports resort property management, point-of-sale, computer, server, network, phone, Wi-Fi, VPN, and audiovisual systems across multiple properties. Troubleshoots technical issues, maintains infrastructure documentation, supports antivirus, ESXi, Veeam, and cloud environments, develops SQL reports, manages system configurations and inventory, trains users, coordinates vendors, and provides after-hours IT support as needed.

Provides Tier II/III support for internal systems and client networks, including Windows Server, Office 365, remote access, switches, routers, firewalls, and cloud platforms. Troubleshoots complex technical issues, documents resolutions, improves support and security processes, and mentors IT support staff. The role also evaluates system performance, recommends improvements, and helps maintain client uptime and service quality.

Manage the complete lifecycle of company Mac devices, including provisioning, enrollment, patching, security configuration, and retirement. Administer Okta identity and access workflows for onboarding and offboarding, maintain Palo Alto Networks firewalls, and support SOC 2 or similar compliance audits. Provide conference room AV support, manage vendors, and automate IT processes with shell scripts or Python while improving security and employee experience.

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 first-line technical support and user training across two locations. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, software, connectivity, printers, phones, Microsoft 365, accounts, and access issues; deploying and tracking equipment; documenting support activities; creating user guides; coordinating escalations with an external IT provider; and assisting with technology recommendations and approved purchases. Regular travel between locations using a reliable personal vehicle is required.

Provides software, hardware, and network troubleshooting for Baptist Health entities in a remote helpdesk environment. Diagnoses user issues, guides users through template-driven solutions, communicates resolutions professionally, documents work in helpdesk tools, and escalates unresolved issues to second-level support teams according to established procedures.

Provides remote IT help desk support for Baptist Health entities, troubleshooting software, hardware, and network issues. Diagnoses problems, guides users through template-driven solutions, communicates professionally, documents cases using help desk tools, and escalates issues to second-level support teams according to established procedures.

Manage hotel IT infrastructure, endpoints, servers, networks, telephony, POS, PMS, and related business systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, patching, antivirus updates, backups, system restoration, inventory and license management, access provisioning, equipment disposal, compliance, budgeting, preventive maintenance, and coordinating IT projects and upgrades. The role supervises staff, supports property operations, and provides 24/7 availability for critical system failures.

Provides first-level technical support to employees and pharmacy teams through calls, chat, email, and remote assistance. Installs and repairs hardware, software, peripherals, and mobile devices; troubleshoots networking, server, virtual environment, VoIP, and access issues; documents resolutions; triages and escalates complex incidents; evaluates technology upgrades; and follows organizational security practices. The role requires strong customer service, communication, diagnostic, and documentation skills, with occasional support across multiple site locations.

Provides first-level technical support for employees and pharmacy production teams through phone, chat, email, and remote channels. Installs and troubleshoots hardware, software, peripherals, mobile devices, Microsoft environments, networking, and VoIP systems. Documents incidents, performs issue triage, escalates to Tier 2 teams, evaluates technology upgrades, and maintains security practices. The role requires strong customer service, communication, diagnostic, and problem-solving skills, with availability outside normal business hours and travel between assigned sites.

Administer domain identity, endpoints, workstations, operating system deployments, patching, imaging, lab refreshes, printers, network-connected devices, ticketing, and inventory systems. Troubleshoot hardware and software during engineering integration and testing events, support cybersecurity compliance, document procedures, train technicians and lab users, and collaborate with multidisciplinary NASA engineering teams onsite at Johnson Space Center.

Provides Tier II technical support for application, hardware, network, server, workstation, cloud, and mobile-device issues. Troubleshoots Windows, macOS, and Linux environments; manages user accounts, permissions, and access rights; monitors systems and networks; documents resolutions; mentors junior staff; and supports software deployments, upgrades, and network projects. Tracks incident trends and root causes to improve IT service delivery and user experience.