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Provides end-user IT support, resolves service requests and incidents, documents solutions, manages IT assets, installs and configures systems, and supports security and compliance standards. The role requires expertise across Windows, macOS, mobile operating systems, Office 365, mobile device management, Active Directory, service desk tools, and AI-enabled IT operations. Strong customer service, communication, documentation, prioritization, and problem-solving skills are essential.

Supports, configures, tests, operates, and troubleshoots audio-visual systems across conference rooms, training rooms, auditoriums, meetings, and events. Responsibilities include Microsoft Teams Rooms support, hybrid event coordination, AV system design and commissioning, help ticket resolution, vendor escalation, networking support, customer consultation, and equipment inventory management.

Provides on-site technical support to attorneys and staff across PCs, phones, peripherals, infrastructure, networking, AV equipment, mobile devices, and conferencing systems. Documents incidents in ServiceNow, handles escalations and outages, supports meetings and events, contributes to IT projects, and assists with office administration. The role requires strong troubleshooting, communication, customer service, documentation, teamwork, occasional travel, physical equipment handling, and the ability to work independently at office sites.

Provides Level 1 technical support for hardware, software, applications, and end-user service requests. Diagnoses and resolves incidents, manages tickets, documents solutions, communicates technical information, and escalates complex issues. The role supports Windows environments, uses incident management systems, meets service desk performance targets, and works onsite with flexible hours.

Provides Tier 2 onsite IT support across plants, branches, and distribution centers. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, software, networks, workstations, printers, handheld devices, and applications; supporting Active Directory and Microsoft 365 environments; executing deployments, upgrades, and migrations; escalating help desk issues; documenting work; and traveling between assigned facilities. The role includes rotating on-call duties and requires lifting equipment up to 50 pounds.

Supports daily IT infrastructure operations, including endpoint hardware, software, network, wireless, cloud, audiovisual, security, and disaster recovery systems. Provides troubleshooting, technical assistance, onboarding, user training, documentation, inventory management, vendor coordination, and purchasing recommendations. Helps maintain system reliability, security, compliance, and performance while escalating complex infrastructure issues to senior IT leadership or specialized vendors.

Provides first-level remote technical support for managed-services clients through phone and web tickets. Responsibilities include troubleshooting and resolving end-user issues, administering accounts, documenting incidents, communicating ticket status, meeting service-level agreements, and escalating unresolved problems. The role requires multitasking across tickets, strong customer communication, continual technical learning, and occasional weekend or holiday availability.

Provides local system administration and end-user IT support, including troubleshooting hardware and software, installing workstations and peripherals, managing user accounts and device inventories, maintaining operating systems, supporting manufacturing systems, and resolving incidents. The role also documents procedures, supports software and infrastructure deployments, coordinates with corporate IT, and may provide after-hours or emergency support.

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.

Supports Microsoft 365, Intune, and Entra ID administration; troubleshoots hardware and software issues; responds to user requests; documents processes; contributes to knowledge base articles; and collaborates on IT projects and service improvements.

Provides technical leadership for a college IT support team, supervising student employees, managing ticket queues, leading client-services projects, and coordinating cross-functional initiatives. Delivers advanced desktop support for PC and Mac environments, maintains hardware and peripherals, supports business systems, and troubleshoots complex user issues. Manages Apple device deployments across macOS and iOS, maintains configuration documentation, provides limited server support, develops user training, and helps ensure reliable, secure technology services.

Provides internal end-user and help desk support while administering Windows, Linux, Microsoft 365, Azure, networking, security, backups, virtualization, and infrastructure systems. Troubleshoots hardware, software, identity, access, and connectivity issues; deploys equipment; maintains documentation; supports cybersecurity activities; and participates in infrastructure projects, on-call coverage, equipment installation, and periodic travel.

Provides on-site technical support for computer systems, hardware, software, workstations, servers, LANs, and WANs. Diagnoses and resolves user issues, installs and repairs equipment, trains users, monitors systems, manages support tickets, and delivers assistance by phone, email, and in person. Requires strong customer service, communication, teamwork, a valid driver’s license, physical lifting ability, shift flexibility, and willingness to travel.

Provide IT support by resolving self-service tickets, setting up and deploying computers and equipment, managing user access and password resets, documenting troubleshooting steps, and improving support documentation. The intern will collaborate with IT team members while developing hands-on technical and customer service skills in an office-based environment.

Supports deployment, maintenance, troubleshooting, upgrades, documentation, monitoring, and modernization of IT and OT infrastructure. The intern gains hands-on experience with industrial networks, SCADA, PLCs, HMI systems, cybersecurity, Industrial IoT, remote operations, and analytics. Responsibilities include asset tracking, vulnerability management, endpoint protection, secure remote access, and collaboration with IT engineers, OT specialists, plant personnel, and vendors across operational sites.

Provides Level 2 technical support for escalated hardware, software, application, networking, and enterprise IT issues. Supports Windows, macOS, Microsoft 365, identity systems, endpoint management, ServiceNow, conference room technology, VPNs, printers, and user devices. Manages incidents within SLAs, performs equipment deployment and lifecycle activities, documents resolutions, supports VIP users, coordinates with higher-level teams and vendors, and identifies opportunities for process improvement and automation.

Provides end-user help desk support, troubleshoots and repairs computer hardware and Windows software, sets up desktops and laptops, manages user accounts and access rights, and maintains IT systems. Reviews security and backup requirements, documents technical changes, and responds to after-hours support requests on a rotational basis.

Own corporate IT operations across identity, access, macOS devices, SaaS applications, hardware, onboarding, offboarding, and employee support. Administer SSO and MDM platforms, manage SaaS licenses and vendors, automate repetitive workflows, maintain documentation and asset inventories, support office IT, and assist with security controls, access reviews, compliance audits, and evidence collection.

Provides on-site IT support for staff and students, including system setup, maintenance, repairs, troubleshooting, hardware and software configuration, Tier 2 ticket resolution, system imaging, account registration, equipment management, work orders, reporting, and staff training. The role also conducts equipment walkthroughs, coordinates with corporate IT, supports technology projects, and delivers customer-focused assistance in a Job Corps center.

Leads IT operations, infrastructure, cloud services, business applications, Salesforce administration, end-user support, security, vendors, budgets, and IT staff. Identifies and implements AI, automation, and process-improvement solutions while ensuring reliable systems, data protection, disaster recovery, and effective technology alignment with business goals.

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.

Leads advanced IT service management analysis, process improvement, request fulfillment, reporting, and automation initiatives using ServiceNow and AI technologies. Translates customer feedback into requirements, identifies process gaps and automation opportunities, designs business processes, evaluates solutions, documents best practices, and collaborates with cross-functional IT teams and senior management. The role requires strong ITSM, analytical, communication, risk management, and stakeholder collaboration skills, with expertise ranging from experienced to advanced analyst levels.

Provides onsite and remote IT support for dealerships across the Walworth County region. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, software, and network issues; resolving Help Desk tickets; deploying and maintaining workstations and infrastructure; configuring network devices, firewalls, antivirus, and security systems; performing upgrades; and supporting users. The role requires regional travel, occasional overnight trips, independent prioritization, and at least three years of IT support experience.

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 on-site Tier 1–3 IT support for users across multiple facilities. Diagnoses and resolves hardware, software, operating system, network, account, warehouse technology, and telecommunications issues. Deploys, configures, maintains, and inventories devices and software; manages tickets, escalations, vendors, and service levels. Supports business technology initiatives, provides user education, and delivers after-hours and weekend coverage as needed. Travel to other facilities, including Wabasha, Minnesota, may comprise up to 25% of the role.