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Provides Level 1–3 IT support across North American locations, troubleshooting hardware, software, network, printer, telephone, and connectivity issues. Manages user onboarding and offboarding, workstations, Active Directory, endpoint security, device imaging, software deployment, print servers, VoIP systems, inventory, and helpdesk tickets. Maintains documentation, meets SLAs, communicates resolutions, and supports continuous improvement of IT processes.

Provides technical support to local and remote users by troubleshooting hardware, software, operating systems, peripherals, and computer systems. Installs and configures equipment, resolves help desk tickets, performs diagnostics and minor repairs, trains users, develops support materials, recommends upgrades, and follows IT security policies. Participates in after-hours on-call support and handles complex technical issues under general supervision.

Provides help desk and systems administration support for users and customer facilities. Diagnoses and resolves hardware and software issues, installs equipment and peripherals, sets up new hires, manages Active Directory and Group Policy, supports Windows environments and Microsoft Office 365, purchases IT supplies, and completes assigned projects.

Provides Tier 1 and 2 network, systems, phone, and mobile-device support for a USSOCOM enterprise environment. Administers, configures, monitors, troubleshoots, patches, defends, and repairs LAN/WAN infrastructure, routers, switches, VLANs, VPNs, wireless networks, circuits, encryption devices, and IT programs of record. Produces monitoring and performance reports, supports compliance, coordinates outage restoration, and develops technical implementation plans. Shift work may be required.

Provides primary audiovisual support for internal and external events, including planning, setup, live operation, troubleshooting, breakdown, equipment management, and run-of-show execution. During non-event periods, delivers Tier 1 and Tier 2 IT support, manages devices and accounts, troubleshoots hardware, software, network, and access issues, maintains inventories and documentation, and supports physical security systems. The role requires evening and weekend flexibility, strong communication, and hands-on problem solving.

Own internal IT operations across workflow automation, integrations, Atlassian administration, website maintenance, technical support, access management, documentation, and project delivery. Build n8n and API-driven automations, use AI tools to improve productivity, troubleshoot software and hardware issues, and partner cross-functionally to scale secure, efficient systems for a remote global team.

Directs the agency’s enterprise IT strategy, operations, infrastructure, cybersecurity, information governance, applications, data initiatives, compliance, and digital transformation. Advises executives, manages technology budgets and vendors, leads major projects, and oversees business continuity and disaster recovery. The role supervises technology staff, ensures secure and reliable systems supporting clinical and administrative operations, coordinates incident response, and drives modernization, regulatory compliance, and organizational change.

Directs IT strategy, infrastructure management, cybersecurity, compliance, system uptime, cloud environments, and desktop and hardware support. Leads internal and external technology resources while managing Microsoft 365, Azure, business applications, and remote and on-premises systems. Oversees technology efficiency, team management, and security initiatives, with SOC 2 or ISO 27001 experience considered beneficial.

Provides first-line IT support by troubleshooting hardware, software, network, cloud desktop, and access issues. Manages help desk tickets, monitors email security filters, supports technology rollouts and testing, and participates in an after-hours on-call rotation. The role supports Microsoft 365, Intune, Azure Virtual Desktops, Salesforce, Vertafore, and other business platforms, with occasional travel to company offices for onsite support.

Provides Level 1 and Level 2 technical support to attorneys, administrative staff, and internal users. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, software, connectivity, and access issues; managing tickets and support calls; documenting incidents; prioritizing requests; escalating complex problems; following up on resolutions; and collaborating with internal teams. The role requires strong communication, organization, problem-solving, and user-support skills in a fully remote environment.

Provides help desk and onsite IT support by troubleshooting hardware, software, PCs, peripherals, networking, and user account issues. Records tickets, replaces faulty or leased equipment, manages PC deployments through Microsoft Intune, handles warranty matters, and escalates unresolved problems. The role requires strong customer service, independent work, hardware repair skills, Microsoft Office and Windows 11 knowledge, basic networking knowledge, a high school diploma, professional computer experience, and a valid driver’s license.

Provides first-level technical support to end users through phone, email, and in-person interactions. Troubleshoots basic hardware, software, password, printer, and network issues; documents requests in ticketing systems; escalates complex problems; and guides users through diagnostics and technology usage. The role also contributes to knowledge-base documentation and maintains strong customer service standards.

Provides desktop, remote, and field IT support across approximately 200 business locations. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, Windows, business applications, networks, VPNs, surveillance systems, POS equipment, Microsoft 365, and Active Directory. The technician documents IT assets and resolutions, supports infrastructure projects, coordinates with vendors, responds to users, and participates in weekend on-call rotation. Regular local travel to company locations is required.

Manages multi-site IT operations, infrastructure, cybersecurity, enterprise applications, Epicor Kinetic ERP, Microsoft 365, AWS, VMware, networks, backups, disaster recovery, Helpdesk, and manufacturing technology. Leads IT staff, coordinates projects and vendors, manages budgets and assets, supports compliance requirements, and ensures reliable, secure technology services across business and production environments.

Provide systems administration and technical support for museum networks, gallery and theater systems, public connectivity, visitor portals, backups, user access, cloud platforms, and event technology. Troubleshoot hardware and digital exhibits, maintain secure network isolation, support live streaming and lighting controls, and comply with Coast Guard cybersecurity and access-control procedures.

Supports university technology services through user training, IT documentation, knowledge management, service desk assistance, ticket triage, and process improvement. Develops guides, FAQs, and training materials; analyzes support trends and service metrics; improves workflows and customer satisfaction; and provides technical support for PC, Apple, Microsoft, and networking environments.

Supports enterprise IT infrastructure, help desk operations, endpoints, identity, Microsoft 365, Azure, networking, and cloud services. Troubleshoots Tier 2 and Tier 3 issues, manages onboarding and offboarding, monitors system health, supports security and recovery processes, maintains documentation, coordinates vendors, and participates in infrastructure projects. Provides occasional after-hours support and works from the Carlsbad office at least three days weekly.

Provides Tier 1 and Tier 2 support for a global workforce across macOS, Windows, SaaS applications, identity systems, endpoints, and AI platforms. Manages onboarding, offboarding, access, device lifecycle, and asset inventory. Develops scripts, automations, documentation, and workflow improvements while supporting executive users, meetings, events, and remote employees. Troubleshoots workplace technologies and contributes to service quality, SLA performance, responsible AI practices, and continuous IT operations improvement.

Provides desktop and remote IT support for employees and clients, including hardware, software, accounts, peripherals, conference-room technology, VOIP, and endpoint security. Maintains IT inventory, ticketing workflows, onboarding and offboarding, documentation, and vendor relationships. Supports executives and IT operations initiatives while troubleshooting macOS, Windows, SaaS, identity-management, network, and mobile-device systems.

Lead internal IT operations, systems administration, endpoint and device management, identity and access management, SaaS administration, audit support, employee onboarding and support, IT budgeting, process development, and team leadership. The role manages Google Workspace, laptops, VPNs, MDM, security controls, and IT vendors while scaling processes for a growing organization.

Provide in-office and remote IT support while administering Google Workspace, SaaS applications, identity and access systems, endpoint devices, VPN, and MDM. Manage laptop procurement and lifecycle, employee onboarding and offboarding, IT requests, documentation, licenses, and audit evidence. Support Mac, Windows, and Linux environments, deploy antivirus software, assist with compromised-device recovery, and improve IT processes and security. Collaborate with security, engineering, people operations, and finance teams.

Provide day-to-day end-user IT support and endpoint management across macOS, Windows, and Linux. Administer MDM and IAM/IDP systems, enforce security and HIPAA/PII compliance, manage SaaS apps and hardware inventory, perform L1/L2 network troubleshooting, and automate IT tasks via scripting. Maintain documentation and support a diverse user base in a fast-paced production environment.

Supports daily IT operations, including workstation, software, hardware, database, telephone, CATV, and security technology administration. Troubleshoots technical issues, installs and upgrades systems, performs backups, protects confidential data, assists with employee training, prepares reports, and recommends equipment or software improvements. The role also provides technical support to internal departments and participates in quality improvement activities.

Provides on-site technical support across dealership locations by diagnosing hardware, software, and network issues; configuring devices and accounts for new hires; maintaining systems; documenting tickets and solutions; managing technology assets and licenses; educating users; coordinating with vendors; and supporting IT projects and preventive maintenance.

Provides hands-on IT support experience through helpdesk ticket triage, basic troubleshooting, endpoint provisioning and deployment, asset tracking, endpoint decommissioning, and creation of end-user training materials. The intern collaborates with Helpdesk, information systems, and IT leadership while learning user behavior, system configuration, and cybersecurity practices.