Top IT Jobs

Manage day-to-day IT operations and staff guidance while acting as a hands-on systems administrator. Support Windows server environments, Microsoft 365, endpoint management, VMware, networking, backups, cybersecurity operations, scripting/automation, incident response, and documentation to ensure reliability, security, and business continuity.

Support deployment and maintenance of desktops, laptops, servers, networks, and end-user devices; assist inventory and license tracking; create technical documentation and training materials; help migrate and support new IT systems while troubleshooting and communicating with non-technical staff.

Lead IT operations across infrastructure, desktop support, networks, endpoint and identity services; drive security controls, vulnerability reduction, incident response, and IT projects; support manufacturing/plant-floor systems; manage vendors, audits, and remediation activities; periodically travel to plant sites.

Provide L1/L2 hardware and software support to students, faculty, and administration. Diagnose, repair, install, and configure computers, servers, printers/scanners, and campus cabling. Track and prioritize requests in a ticketing system, maintain IT supplies, perform server updates, document procedures, set up user accounts, and educate staff on equipment and software. Evening and occasional weekend hours required.

Serve as first contact for helpdesk tickets, resolve Tier 1/2 issues across macOS/Windows, manage onboarding/offboarding and hardware lifecycle, lead IT knowledge management (Confluence/Helpdesk KB) with machine-readable documentation for AI assistants, and perform Tier 2 SaaS administration (Okta, Google Workspace, Slack, Atlassian, Intune, Freshservice).

Serve as Tier 2 escalation engineer resolving complex infrastructure issues across networking, servers, workstations, and cloud. Mentor Tier 1 technicians, create documentation, coordinate vendors, participate in projects and onsite installs, and support on-call rotation. Emphasizes advanced networking troubleshooting and client-facing communication.

Assist IT team with installing and configuring computers, printers, switches, routers, firewalls, and wireless access points. Troubleshoot hardware, cabling, IP and connectivity issues, maintain network documentation, support basic network security and IP address management, and follow plant safety procedures while learning hands-on in a manufacturing environment.

Provide in-person and remote IT support across office and manufacturing environments: troubleshoot hardware, software, printers, and network issues; manage desktops/laptops, switches, Active Directory, and Microsoft 365; maintain IT assets and security systems; coordinate vendors and projects; document systems and processes.

Provide escalated IT support and VIP support for Korean-speaking executives, run on-call rotations, handle complex incidents, produce KPI reports from Zendesk, manage ticket analysis and escalation processes, coordinate cross-functional teams, deploy/maintain security tools, and perform Windows/Mac/Linux endpoint management and troubleshooting.

Provide Level 1–2 hardware and software support to students, faculty, and administration: troubleshoot accounts, install/configure and repair computers and peripherals, maintain servers, manage IT inventory, document procedures, and track requests in an IT ticketing system. Evening and occasional weekend coverage required.

Provide Tier 1/2 end-user IT support across manufacturing, warehouse, and office sites. Troubleshoot hardware, network, and production systems; manage tickets in ITSM, coordinate vendors, maintain documentation, deploy devices, and support ERP/WMS and RF/mobile systems to minimize operational downtime.

Provide frontline IT support via phone, email, and tickets. Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, and network issues; install and configure systems; manage user accounts and permissions; troubleshoot VPN/Wi‑Fi and printers; document solutions and update knowledge base; monitor systems, escalate complex issues, and support IT projects while following security and company policies.

Serve as escalation point for Level 1 support, resolve complex end-user and client issues, deploy and configure hardware/software, manage MDM and provisioning, define standards and documentation, administer help desk ticketing, mentor junior staff, and lead small-to-medium IT projects.

Serve as the primary IT partner for North America stakeholders to deliver and continuously improve end-user technology services. Lead local IT projects, manage vendors and ServiceNow-based support, provide training and documentation, coordinate with infrastructure, security, procurement, and workplace technology teams, and support hardware/software lifecycle, budgeting, inventory planning, and occasional after-hours and onsite deployments.

Lead coordination and technical design for Personal Computing Technology across the Americas. Ensure PCT devices and client software comply with SOPs, FDA and SOX; support end-user informatics readiness; resolve incidents within SLAs; document requirements and technical designs; assist projects, risk assessment, and disaster recovery testing; liaise with global IT teams and third-party vendors.

Contract IT Support Analyst to prepare computer hardware, image and install/configure software, deploy systems to desks, troubleshoot and fine-tune systems, and provide general local user support in San Diego. Approximately 40 hours/week, on-site, with some lab-software exposure considered a plus.

Manage IT operations and infrastructure including Hyper-V/SCVMM, Windows Server administration, Microsoft clustering, Active Directory and Office 365/Azure AD. Administer VMware virtualization (vSphere/ESX/vCenter) and Cisco UCS, support networking services (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP), Remote Desktop Services, and storage/backup systems (SAN, iSCSI, RAID, EMC).

Provide on-site and remote end-user IT support for desktops, laptops, mobile devices and audiovisual systems; manage endpoints and deployments, troubleshoot complex issues, maintain service relationships with departments, support projects/moves, escalate Help Desk issues, create documentation, and mentor/lead small teams (senior role).

Lead delivery of end-user technology services; support PCs, laptops, conferencing, mobile and voice systems; troubleshoot and remediate complex issues; automate operational tasks with scripting; manage incidents and root cause analysis; run technology projects, vendor coordination, training, documentation, and provide rotational on-call and travel support.

Support, maintain, and optimize cloud-hosted servers, Cisco Meraki networking and physical security, and Microsoft 365 services across multi-site distribution locations. Troubleshoot incidents, manage deployments and documentation, coordinate vendors/MSPs, and assist with migrations, upgrades, and new site rollouts.

The IT & Automations Lead manages and maintains technology infrastructure, including Google Workspace, WordPress sites, automations, and security compliance, with a focus on HIPAA requirements.

The IT & Automations Lead ensures the security and efficiency of multi-state technology infrastructures for an ABA therapy organization, managing automation workflows, Google Workspace, and compliance with HIPAA regulations.