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Leads distributed on-site IT support across healthcare locations, managing technicians, scheduling coverage, incident escalations, endpoint and asset lifecycles, site readiness, service performance, and client relationships. The role supports clinical technology and network environments, ensures HIPAA-aligned practices, drives continuous improvement, and travels routinely between markets while providing hands-on technical leadership and staff development.

Manages IT operations across four automotive dealerships, including network infrastructure, Windows servers, Active Directory, Entra ID, Microsoft 365, endpoints, phones, printers, backups, and dealership systems. Provides technical support, vendor coordination, documentation, security compliance, infrastructure upgrades, and outage response. The role requires independent work across multiple locations, regular travel, occasional after-hours support, and hands-on equipment installation.

Leads divisional IT strategy, operations, infrastructure, systems, data initiatives, budgets, projects, and vendor relationships. Develops multi-year technology roadmaps, oversees transportation and warehouse systems, leads TMS and enterprise system implementations, drives change management, and aligns technology investments with operational and financial performance.

Provides Level 3 technical and application support for depot operations. Troubleshoots depot management systems, customer rates, pricing, billing configurations, desktop hardware, networks, Microsoft 365, and business applications. Analyzes logs, databases, configurations, and workflows to identify root causes; coordinates fixes with developers and vendors; tests updates; documents resolutions; supports help desk personnel; and recommends process or system improvements.

Provides on-site technical support and endpoint management for approximately 200 users and 300 systems across three Chicago locations. Responsibilities include Windows and Microsoft 365 administration, hardware repair, mobile device support, networking, cabling, Wi-Fi, VoIP, IoT, RMM, MDM, and AI platform administration. The role also troubleshoots servers and workstations, supports remote users, documents solutions, manages projects, transports equipment between sites, and independently owns tasks through completion.

Provides onsite technical support for end users, troubleshooting hardware and software, resolving help desk tickets, installing and configuring systems, maintaining IT documentation and asset inventories, and managing employee onboarding and offboarding. Supports Windows, Linux, and macOS endpoints, peripherals, enterprise software licensing, and account administration. The role is fully onsite in Irvine, California, includes travel to regional offices, and requires U.S. citizenship and successful background and drug screening.

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.

Manage and automate Windows and Mac infrastructure, office networks, SaaS applications, endpoint deployments, Microsoft environments, security controls, and user support. Lead system implementations, migrations, process improvements, issue escalations, documentation, training, and technology projects. Collaborate with leadership on strategic planning, resource allocation, compliance, and operational frameworks. Provide senior-level support for hardware, software, connectivity, AV systems, and business applications. Travel to other offices up to 10% of the time.

Provides tier 1 technical support for company stores and departments. Resolves hardware, software, application, network, device, access, and system issues; responds to support tickets, emails, and calls; documents and monitors problems; and assists employees and department leaders. The role requires strong communication, customer service, organization, troubleshooting, prioritization, and teamwork skills, along with a computer science degree and preferred IT experience.

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.

Leads global IT support operations, manages and mentors support staff, administers SaaS and identity platforms, and improves helpdesk processes. The role provides hands-on technical and policy escalation support, manages service-level objectives, documents policies, tracks support metrics, supports macOS and Windows environments, and leads cross-functional technology projects focused on security, infrastructure, scalability, and user experience.

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.

Provides onsite network administration and IT support for a large convention center. Maintains network infrastructure, servers, cabling, wireless and telecommunications systems; monitors performance; troubleshoots outages; manages backups and disaster recovery; coordinates vendors; supports users and events; and recommends infrastructure improvements. The role also installs equipment, trains users, and may work evenings, weekends, holidays, at heights, and in confined spaces.

Provides first-level technical support for employees, troubleshooting Windows, Microsoft 365, hardware, software, printers, IP phones, Wi-Fi, networking, and connectivity issues. Supports equipment setup, user access, onboarding and offboarding, asset inventory, documentation, and vendor coordination. The role is part-time, includes occasional onsite support, and requires approximately three years of hands-on IT support experience.

Owns and administers enterprise applications, operational technologies, and business systems. Provides hands-on configuration, troubleshooting, testing, incident response, documentation, and continuous improvement. Leads technology research, solution evaluations, implementations, and cross-functional initiatives while supporting vendors, stakeholders, and the IT Director. Serves as a senior escalation point, provides operational oversight, and mentors team members across applications, infrastructure, security, and specialized systems.

Own the employee IT support queue and administer Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, access, licensing, and hardware. Troubleshoot Windows, identity, endpoint, application, permissions, and network issues while supporting onboarding and offboarding. Document procedures, improve processes, and identify automation opportunities. Partner with Systems Administration to expand into Intune, conditional access, SSO, privileged access, networking, cloud infrastructure, security, and compliance responsibilities.

Provides Tier 1 IT support for corporate, regional, and store users. Responsibilities include triaging and resolving support requests, managing tickets and SLAs, administering user accounts and access in Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, supporting phone systems, documenting procedures, maintaining knowledge-base articles, assisting with user training, and escalating issues to higher-tier IT teams. The role also contributes to departmental projects and supports enterprise applications, reporting systems, and business technology platforms.

Provides technical support for desktop hardware, software, network switches, VoIP, video teleconferencing, and secure communications systems. Responsibilities include configuration, patching, testing, troubleshooting, asset management, system installation, and training military personnel. Supports Windows, Linux, and Unix infrastructure while using ticketing and configuration-management tools. Requires an active TS/SCI clearance, applicable IT certification, and relevant education and experience.

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 hands-on IT support for manufacturing and plant systems, including hardware, software, production applications, networking, Microsoft 365, scanning, and printing. Troubleshoots and escalates technical issues, deploys devices and applications, supports upgrades, maintains documentation, trains users, monitors infrastructure, and partners with plant and IT teams on technology improvements. Requires strong customer service, prioritization, troubleshooting, and communication skills.

Provides on-site IT support for a regulated manufacturing facility, maintaining infrastructure, applications, and IT/OT systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, root cause analysis, stakeholder and vendor coordination, enterprise application support, validation and change control, compliance, and leading multiple technology projects. The role supports manufacturing and laboratory operations, requires infrastructure expertise, and includes occasional travel and on-call support.

Provides intermediate IT support by installing and repairing hardware and software, imaging devices, performing maintenance, troubleshooting technical issues, managing inventory, supporting audio-video technology, coordinating with vendors, documenting service tickets, training staff, and assisting with IT projects. The role requires two or more years of technical experience, a high school diploma or equivalent, and at least two approved IT certifications.

Provides second- and third-line support for critical production systems. Responsibilities include monitoring and troubleshooting incidents, correcting data, analyzing recurring problems, creating SQL scripts and stored procedures, tracking system health and integrations, communicating incident updates, coordinating upgrades, and ensuring compliance with security and data governance requirements.

Maintains and monitors LAN/WAN infrastructure, network circuitry, enterprise wiring, wireless systems, VPNs, and related equipment. Troubleshoots network service issues, configures and installs infrastructure, maintains documentation, coordinates with IT service providers, researches technology solutions, manages network projects, and performs risk analysis to proactively resolve infrastructure problems.

Provides onsite IT resource management and desktop support, including hardware and software procurement, installation, imaging, deployment, troubleshooting, lifecycle tracking, licensing, asset management, endpoint security, testing, documentation, and vendor coordination. Supports office relocations, infrastructure projects, and operational upgrades; trains new hires and communicates with IT leadership. Requires occasional remote-site support, on-call availability, and physical handling of equipment.