Top IT Jobs

Leads and grows Corporate IT, overseeing identity, endpoints, SaaS administration, ITSM, device lifecycle, vendors, governance, compliance support, documentation, and automation. Partners with InfoSec and business leaders to scale secure internal technology services. Drives self-service, AI-assisted support, and workflow automation to reduce repetitive tickets, while managing IT operations, budgets, licensing, reporting, and cross-functional technology intake.

Provides Tier II technical support for applications, hardware, networks, operating systems, servers, workstations, cloud environments, and mobile devices. Diagnoses complex issues, manages user accounts and permissions, documents resolutions, monitors systems, and supports software deployments, upgrades, and network projects. The role also mentors junior staff, communicates with nontechnical users, and analyzes incident trends to improve IT services.

Provides hands-on IT support for a K-12 school’s device program and campus technology. Responsibilities include configuring and deploying MacBooks, applying MDM profiles, managing inventory and shipping, processing returns, wiping and reimaging devices, resolving first-line student and staff issues, and maintaining accurate documentation. The role is in-person in Austin and includes physical logistics work such as lifting boxes and preparing shipments.

Provides first-level IT support to employees through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting common technical issues, managing help desk tickets and SLAs, creating and terminating user accounts across EHR and other systems, escalating complex issues, documenting interactions, maintaining inventory, identifying trends, and following up on resolutions. The role also supports IT projects and requires travel to agency locations, meetings, events, and trainings.

Owns the company’s end-to-end corporate IT function as the sole IT resource. Responsibilities include employee support, onboarding and offboarding, endpoint and hardware lifecycle management, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 administration, networking, VPN, DNS, internet uptime, SaaS licensing, IAM, cloud access, documentation, vendor and MSP management, office technology, and vendor-coordinated build-outs. The role requires hands-on technical support, proactive process improvements, and strong stakeholder and vendor communication.

Provides Tier II technical support for application, hardware, network, operating system, cloud, and mobile-device issues. Administers systems, servers, workstations, user accounts, permissions, and access rights; documents resolutions; monitors system performance and security; mentors junior staff; and contributes to software deployments, upgrades, and network projects. Tracks incident trends and communicates technical solutions to nontechnical users while delivering strong customer service.

Provides first-level technical support to employees and residents through helpdesk, phone, email, and walk-in requests. Troubleshoots WiFi, Ethernet, Windows 11, tablets, printers, and other equipment; performs password resets and account support; updates websites using WordPress Elementor; researches solutions; and assists with IT projects, rollouts, maintenance, inventory, documentation, and basic wiring. Supports multiple campuses and may provide occasional after-hours assistance.

Provides frontline help desk support through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Diagnoses and resolves hardware, software, network, account, VPN, printer, and endpoint issues; installs and configures systems; manages accounts and permissions; documents solutions; monitors IT environments; supports technology projects; and escalates complex issues while maintaining security and customer service standards.

Provides frontline IT support to employees across office and manufacturing environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, software, network, account, and application issues; managing tickets; configuring devices; supporting onboarding and offboarding; maintaining workplace technology; assisting with manufacturing-floor systems; documenting solutions; and coordinating escalations with IT staff and vendors.

Supports IT projects and internal processes across SAP implementation, enterprise architecture, application development, and infrastructure. The intern works with teams on individual and collaborative projects, develops technical and organizational skills, receives mentorship and feedback, and gains exposure to IT operations and applications in a global manufacturing organization.

Provides Level 1 technical support to managed-service clients through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Troubleshoots Windows, Microsoft 365, hardware, printers, software, networking, and connectivity issues; deploys devices and user accounts; documents client information and support activity; resolves issues promptly and escalates complex problems. The role emphasizes customer service, communication, prioritization, and professional development toward advanced technical support.

Provides first-level technical support to managed-service clients through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Troubleshoots hardware, software, Microsoft 365, printer, networking, and connectivity issues; deploys devices and user accounts; documents support activity; resolves issues or escalates them to senior technicians. The role emphasizes customer service, accurate documentation, prioritization, and professional development toward advanced technical support responsibilities.

Provides Tier 2 technical support for managed-service clients by installing, configuring, troubleshooting, escalating, and maintaining workstations, servers, networks, Microsoft 365, Active Directory, Exchange, endpoint security, VoIP, and storage systems. Maintains documentation, supports customer calls, improves processes, and mentors Tier 1 technicians. This is an onsite Monday-to-Friday role with rotating on-call coverage two to three times annually.

Provides Tier 1 and Tier 2 technical support for internal users and managed-services clients. Responsibilities include troubleshooting endpoints, Microsoft 365, identity systems, networks, servers, mobile devices, meeting-room technology, and building-related IT systems. The role manages tickets through resolution, monitors alerts, coordinates vendors and escalations, documents procedures, delivers customer service, and participates in on-call rotations.

Lead and grow the Americas IT support team across NYC, SF, and Seattle. Own queue health, SLAs, on-call staffing, escalations, and partnerships with Engineering, Security, Workplace, and People Ops. Hire, coach, and develop engineers, drive support metrics, protect engineering time for automation, and support office operations and events. Regular travel to San Francisco and occasional travel to Seattle.

Manage organizational IT systems and infrastructure, provide end-user support, troubleshoot Mac and Windows hardware and software, administer Okta, Google Workspace, and Microsoft 365, manage applications and licenses, support MDM and zero-touch deployment, maintain networks, and create user training and documentation.

Provides frontline help desk support through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Diagnoses and resolves hardware, software, network, account, VPN, printer, and connectivity issues; installs and configures systems; manages user accounts and permissions; documents solutions; monitors IT systems; supports upgrades and deployments; follows security and compliance procedures; and escalates complex issues to senior engineers.

Administer Epic’s corporate identity, access, endpoints, applications, devices, and employee IT support. Manage onboarding and offboarding, access reviews, authentication and device standards, MDM provisioning, asset inventories, procedures, and audit evidence. Support SOC 2 or similar compliance activities, security reviews, and incident response while partnering with infrastructure and people operations. This is a fully remote, US-based role supporting a global engineering team.

Provides frontline help desk support through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Diagnoses and resolves hardware, software, network, account, VPN, printer, and connectivity issues; installs and configures systems; manages user accounts and permissions; documents solutions; maintains knowledge-base content; monitors IT systems; supports upgrades and deployments; follows security and compliance procedures; and escalates complex issues to senior engineers.

Provides frontline help desk support for hardware, software, network, account, printer, VPN, and connectivity issues. Installs and configures operating systems, applications, and devices; manages accounts, passwords, and permissions; documents solutions; maintains knowledge bases; monitors IT systems; and escalates complex problems. Supports upgrades, software deployments, and network expansion projects while following security practices and meeting service-level expectations.

Provide second-level technical support to employees and executives, troubleshoot and maintain hardware, software, networks, conferencing, and audiovisual systems, and manage IT assets. Lead training, documentation, knowledge-base development, process improvements, security policy implementation, vendor coordination, system monitoring, and project initiatives. The role requires five days per week in the office, hands-on technical work, lifting up to 50 pounds, and travel to OpenGov facilities as needed.

Administer Microsoft 365, Windows Server, Active Directory, Intune, Azure, networks, endpoints, and virtual servers. Provide hands-on end-user support, troubleshoot infrastructure issues, manage patching, backups, deployments, and security controls. Develop PowerShell scripts and Power Automate workflows, support cybersecurity and compliance initiatives, document procedures, and contribute to infrastructure and technology improvement projects.

Provides hands-on IT support across multiple manufacturing plants, troubleshooting hardware, software, networks, mobile devices, CNC equipment, printers, scanners, and VoIP systems. Manages tickets, MDM, device deployments, vendor coordination, employee training, infrastructure setup for new plants, and IT projects. Requires multi-site support experience, strong Windows, macOS, mobile, and network troubleshooting skills, with travel between locations as needed.

Provides onsite IT support across the PC lifecycle, including device deployment, configuration, troubleshooting, asset management, software upgrades, and endpoint connectivity. Supports Microsoft Teams Rooms and live events, creates technician documentation and processes, trains users, and advocates for customer needs. Partners with scientists, engineers, and business teams in an R&D environment. The role requires physical onsite work, including lifting up to 50 pounds.

Provide onsite and global IT support across Apple and Windows environments, troubleshooting hardware, software, SaaS, network, and access issues. Administer IAM integrations, MDM, internal networks, and IT systems; manage device lifecycles and employee onboarding and offboarding. Create documentation, support security processes, deploy tools, collaborate with IT and security teams, and participate in rotating on-call coverage.