Top IT Jobs

Monitor and manage critical IT events and incidents in a 24/7 environment, including shift and on-call coverage. Own account-level IT and network strategies, present technical solutions to clients and technical teams, document best practices, and support multi-platform, multi-vendor data center and distributed computing environments. The role requires independent problem solving, innovation, and contributions to performance metrics and deliverables.

Provides Tier I technical support for hardware, software, network, application, account, mobile device, and AV issues. Manages help desk tickets, user onboarding and offboarding, Active Directory and Entra ID tasks, software configuration, remote assistance, and VPN support. Documents resolutions, maintains asset records, assists with compliance efforts, and supports satellite offices and remote employees. Requires strong customer service, communication, troubleshooting, organizational skills, a valid driver license, and approximately three years of related experience.

Provides multi-site and remote IT support for dermatology clinics nationwide. Serves as a subject matter expert in areas such as integrations, VoIP, networking, identity and access management, or cybersecurity. Resolves service desk issues, troubleshoots systems, manages risks, supports projects and new partnerships, coordinates hardware procurement, documents processes, and collaborates with vendors, leadership, providers, and clinic teams. The role requires 25–50% continental U.S. travel and residence near a specified major-city market.

Administer Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Exchange Online, Azure, ConnectWise, and enterprise SaaS platforms. Own identity lifecycle, email security, access controls, integrations, automation, documentation, reporting, and SOC 2 audit support. Partner with Finance, Talent, Sales, Security, and Data Warehouse teams to ensure accurate configuration, secure access, reliable system integrations, and effective business processes.

Manages daily IT operations for a distributed workforce, including onboarding and offboarding, Microsoft 365 administration, identity and device management, hardware lifecycle, MSP coordination, security monitoring, compliance activities, documentation, vendor management, and IT process improvement. The role requires full-time on-site work in Erie, Pennsylvania, participation in an on-call rotation, and occasional after-hours support.

Supports and enhances global R&D product and specification applications. Translates business requirements into solution designs, configures systems, develops testing plans, coordinates implementations, troubleshoots incidents through ServiceNow, maintains documentation, and provides user training. The role also manages small to medium enhancements and projects, supports data conversion and validation, and collaborates with global IT and business stakeholders. Travel may comprise 5–10% of the role.

Owns internal IT across corporate and clinical operations, including infrastructure, devices, identity and access, SaaS systems, networking, employee support, security, compliance, vendors, and technology integrations. Leads system selection, clinic technology deployments, SOC 2 and HIPAA-related controls, M&A IT diligence and integration, and scalable onboarding and support processes. Partners with Engineering on cloud infrastructure boundaries and helps manage IT strategy, operating models, budgets, and vendor relationships.

Lead IT infrastructure, business systems, NetSuite administration, cybersecurity, business continuity, vendor management, and technology improvement initiatives. Manage Microsoft 365, Azure, networks, endpoints, cloud services, and connected applications while partnering with business teams to improve workflows, reporting, automation, and data accuracy. Support manufacturing operations, facility expansion, integrations, and scalable technology investments.

Supports IT operations by assisting with break-fix issues, service requests, employee onboarding, account and device setup, computer upgrades, configurations, knowledge-base updates, troubleshooting documentation, and special projects. The internship also provides exposure to commercial mortgage banking and financial markets.

Provide Tier II technical support via phone, remote tools, or in person; troubleshoot complex issues; maintain network availability and security; install hardware/software; manage printers/scanners and backups; assist disaster recovery and internal audit; document IT systems and recommend process improvements.

Provides technical support for employees and contractors across desktop systems, servers, accounts, peripherals, networks, facilities technology, and corporate applications. Responsibilities include ticket escalation, ServiceNow queue management, onboarding and offboarding, asset inventory, meeting and event support, knowledge-base maintenance, troubleshooting, procurement coordination, and participation in IT infrastructure projects. The role requires strong customer service, communication, organization, and troubleshooting skills across Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile, cloud, and Active Directory environments.

Provides IT support across multiple automotive dealership locations. Responsibilities include troubleshooting Microsoft software and hardware, managing IT vendors, installing and supporting CDK and other dealership software, configuring PCs and peripheral devices, maintaining compliance with IT standards, and contributing to technology strategies. The role requires strong problem-solving, communication, independent field support, and reliable transportation between locations.

Provides Tier 1 and Tier 2 technical support, maintains Microsoft, Cisco, Atlassian, SharePoint, networking, hardware, and infrastructure systems, and supports onboarding and offboarding. The role also assists healthcare staff with EHR workflows, permissions, troubleshooting, documentation, and vendor escalations while promoting HIPAA-compliant privacy and security practices.

Schedules and monitors production and non-production system batches, maintains batch calendars, updates system configurations and security access, and monitors file transmissions. The role investigates, documents, and escalates application failures, supports application testing, maintains procedures, and coordinates with stakeholders and vendors. Regular weekend, holiday, and off-hours support is required.

Provides Tier 2 and Tier 3 global IT support, manages macOS and Windows endpoints through MDM, administers identity and access, and handles onboarding, offboarding, assets, SaaS, security tooling, and office technology. The role also maintains documentation, supports events, resolves recurring issues through automation, and improves global IT processes.

Provides frontline IT and application support for infrastructure, endpoints, Windows, Active Directory, Microsoft 365, networks, and the Imagine application. Troubleshoots incidents, administers accounts and devices, deploys workstations, maintains asset and ticket records, performs controlled SQL tasks, documents diagnostics, and escalates complex issues to Tier 2/3 teams or vendors.

Provides Tier 1 and 2 help desk support for desktops, laptops, mobile devices, software, networks, telephony, and user accounts. Responsibilities include computer imaging, Office 365 and Active Directory administration, backups, patching, inventory management, IT documentation, hardware and software recommendations, and end-user assistance. The role requires strong customer service, troubleshooting, organization, and communication skills in an educational environment.

The IT Manager owns the organization’s IT strategy, security, infrastructure, employee support, Microsoft 365 environment, identity management, vendors, budgeting, and technology projects. The role is highly hands-on, covering endpoint and network administration, onboarding and offboarding, cybersecurity controls, backups, incident response, device lifecycle management, business continuity, and coordination of an external IT consulting firm.

Leads on-site IT operations at a manufacturing facility, including infrastructure, end-user support, systems administration, security, vendors, budgets, lifecycle management, business continuity, and disaster recovery. Manages and mentors the local IT team, serves as the senior escalation point, aligns technology investments with business priorities, ensures compliance, and coordinates site projects with global IT teams.

Provides on-site end-user IT support, including new-hire PC and peripheral deployment, hardware and software troubleshooting, account and access support, asset inventory, PC refreshes, Microsoft 365 administration, ticket queue management, SLA adherence, AV support, and manufacturing-floor print and network troubleshooting.

Provides Tier 2 enterprise IT support for Windows devices, Active Directory, Microsoft Office, peripherals, and collaboration tools. Resolves escalated incidents, manages onboarding and offboarding, supports software deployment and patching, documents resolutions, and assists executives with VIP and urgent support. The role also identifies recurring issues, recommends process improvements, and collaborates with Tier 3 and infrastructure teams.

The IT Manager owns IT operations, business systems, cybersecurity, end-user technology, enterprise AI governance, and technology strategy. Responsibilities include managing an external MSP, overseeing IT service delivery, identity and access management, technology assets, vendors, licensing, security controls, incident response, disaster recovery, backups, and business continuity. The role partners with business leaders on technology decisions, leads IT projects, and ensures compliant, reliable, secure, and scalable systems.

Supports an ITSM platform by assisting with incident, request, and change workflows; performing basic configuration, testing, data reviews, health checks, reporting, documentation, and issue escalation. The role also helps translate business requirements into service forms and workflows, supports enhancements and integrations, and develops foundational IT service management knowledge under senior guidance.

Supports Wintrust’s IT teams across data quality, Adobe Experience Manager customer journeys, website software development, business analysis, project management, hardware asset processes, automation testing, and IT risk management documentation. The 12-week paid internship includes collaboration with business partners and technical teams, participation in intern activities, and opportunities for professional development.

Provides frontline IT support and routine systems administration across office and construction jobsite operations. Responsibilities include help desk ticket resolution, device lifecycle management, connectivity troubleshooting, Microsoft 365 and account administration, system monitoring, backup and patch checks, security maintenance, vendor coordination, asset tracking, and technical documentation. The role supports onboarding, transfers, and offboarding while standardizing workflows and ensuring reliable technology access for employees.