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Own and maintain a 10-bay QNAP NAS and Dropbox Business integration for secure footage storage and collaboration. Responsibilities include configuring storage, managing remote access and permissions, establishing file workflows, creating and testing independent backups, troubleshooting systems, and documenting setup and recovery procedures. The role begins with a systems review and approved remediation, followed by ongoing maintenance and support.

Manages daily IT operations across multiple healthcare sites, including technical support, application maintenance, IT projects, staff supervision, vendor contracts, equipment procurement, and technology solution planning. Serves as a technical lead, develops project plans, oversees implementation, maintains IT standards, supports users and IT personnel, and provides reports for decision-making. Requires knowledge of networks, cloud services, SQL, Microsoft 365 administration, ticketing systems, healthcare IT, project management, and ITIL practices.

Provides first-line technical support to end users through tickets, phone, email, and remote sessions. Troubleshoots Windows, macOS, and Linux hardware and software issues; manages computer assets and inventory; supports LAN, VPN, firewalls, switches, routers, and servers; assists with Microsoft Office and enterprise applications; escalates complex issues through ServiceNow, Jira, or BMC Remedy; and contributes to infrastructure, upgrade, networking, and security projects.

Provides desk-side IT support for Windows workstations, Microsoft Office 365, Outlook, printers, file shares, mobile devices, peripherals, and hardware. Installs and configures software, performs hardware replacements, manages computer moves and changes, documents troubleshooting in a ticketing system, resolves incidents within SLA requirements, and escalates issues when necessary. The role is fully onsite in Leesburg, Georgia, with occasional local travel and physical tasks including lifting equipment and accessing tight spaces.

Provides enterprise desktop, endpoint, mobile device, account, Microsoft 365, telecommunications, and collaboration-platform support. Monitors and resolves helpdesk incidents, documents resolutions, manages access controls, escalates technical and security issues, supports onboarding and office changes, and maintains knowledge resources. Partners with engineering and business teams, supports audit activities, travels to other sites when needed, and uses AI tools to improve troubleshooting and documentation.

Provides Tier 2 technical support for Windows devices, Microsoft Active Directory, Office applications, mobile devices, and peripherals. Responsibilities include resolving escalated incidents, managing onboarding and access rights, supporting executives, maintaining service tickets, deploying software and patches, and recommending process improvements. Requires enterprise IT support experience, strong AD and Windows expertise, and familiarity with remote support, ticketing, scripting, mobility management, and imaging tools.

Provides desk-side IT support for Windows workstations, Office 365, Outlook, software, hardware, printers, file shares, peripherals, mobile devices, and network troubleshooting. Manages user moves, trouble tickets, documentation, SLA-based resolution, and escalation. Requires strong customer service, communication, organizational, and independent problem-solving skills. The role is fully onsite in Leesburg, Georgia, with occasional local travel and physical duties including lifting computers, crawling under desks, and climbing ladders.

Provides enterprise desktop, mobile, endpoint, Microsoft 365, telecommunications, and user-access support across Windows and macOS environments. Manages helpdesk incidents, Active Directory and Entra ID accounts, onboarding, device setup, escalations, documentation, security controls, and audit support. Partners with engineering and cybersecurity teams, supports senior users, contributes to knowledge sharing and continuous improvement, and uses AI tools for troubleshooting and documentation.

Provide Tier II support for MSP clients: troubleshoot escalated workstation, network, and server issues; maintain Windows Server/AD/GPO environments; configure firewalls, switches, wireless, and VPNs; deploy and image workstations; document work in the PSA system; assist with onboarding, projects, and mentor Tier I technicians.

Oversee IT support service delivery across multiple manufacturing sites, including ticketing, SLAs, MSP and vendor relationships, incident escalation, onboarding, asset management, reporting, and continuous improvement. Coordinate infrastructure alerts, change control, service quality reviews, and on-call support planning while ensuring responsive end-user service in a 24/7 environment.

Provides first-line technical support to PC users, troubleshooting computer hardware, software, networking, and mobile device issues. Analyzes and resolves incidents within established service-level agreements, coordinates with end users and technology teams, documents incidents, and communicates resolutions while delivering strong customer service.

Leads application monitoring and incident response, troubleshoots alerts and customer-reported issues, coordinates escalations, initiates recovery efforts, and minimizes system downtime. Maintains tickets and service-level compliance, documents troubleshooting procedures and system workflows, identifies monitoring gaps, and provides management reports. Requires strong communication, problem-solving, technical support, Windows architecture, and relational database knowledge.

Supports the IT team with help desk tickets, hardware and software troubleshooting, workstation setup, equipment inventory, software updates, system checks, security practices, documentation, and technology rollouts. Provides professional customer service to employees while developing foundational IT skills under supervision.

Own day-to-day IT operations, service management, endpoint security, identity and access administration, cloud infrastructure support, vendor and MSP oversight, business-unit technology integrations, and SOC 2 or other audit readiness. The role manages Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, AWS, Azure, endpoint tools, security platforms, device compliance, operational documentation, procurement, and technical evidence across multiple business units.

Provides first-line IT support for office, engineering, manufacturing, warehouse, and shop-floor users. Troubleshoots hardware, software, account, connectivity, printing, and peripheral issues; deploys and maintains devices; supports Microsoft 365 and business applications; performs identity and access tasks; maintains asset records and documentation; assists infrastructure and cybersecurity teams; escalates complex incidents; and supports local technology projects, vendors, and occasional after-hours maintenance.

Provides Tier 1 help desk support for business clients across Windows, macOS, mobile, Microsoft 365, hardware, software, and basic networking environments. Responsibilities include managing ticket queues, administering user accounts and devices, troubleshooting technical issues, documenting resolutions, supporting onboarding and device setup, assisting with IT projects, communicating with clients, and participating in rotating after-hours support.

Provide Tier 2/3 technical support for business clients across Windows, macOS, mobile devices, Microsoft 365, Azure, endpoints, networking, email security, hardware, and software. Manage tickets, documentation, client communications, endpoint provisioning, and infrastructure troubleshooting. Support IT installations, migrations, cloud deployments, and security initiatives, while providing user training and occasional after-hours support. The role begins remotely and transitions to fully onsite in Phoenix, Arizona.

Provides Tier 2 technical support for Windows, macOS, mobile devices, Microsoft 365, Azure, endpoints, networking, and security systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, administration, ticket management, documentation, client training, project assistance, hardware installations, cloud deployments, and proactive issue remediation. The role also includes approximately 15% travel to client sites and rotating after-hours/on-call support.

Paid, year-round IT internship providing hands-on support with PC hardware, operating systems, workstation imaging, deployment, troubleshooting, network issues, ticket management, inventory, antivirus, and basic scripting automation. The role is on-site in Chicago for 20–30 hours per week and requires a technical bachelor’s student who can commute daily.

Supports IT infrastructure across U.S. and international sites, including computer and user setup, equipment disposal, data restoration, software and printer installation, phone systems, network equipment, security technologies, Active Directory, purchasing, and general troubleshooting. The intern provides customer-focused technical support in office, data room, and plant environments while studying IT with a networking or infrastructure concentration.

Supports application data cleansing and migration, Tier 1 help desk tickets, end-user troubleshooting, documentation, user acceptance testing, requirements gathering, SQL query development, stored procedures, and internal application bug fixes. The intern also assists with project work and routine IT tasks while providing customer-focused support in office and plant environments.

Provides desktop and infrastructure support at the Pentagon, including hardware and software installation, network switch configuration, security patching, communications system support, asset management, troubleshooting, testing, and user training. Supports Windows, Linux, and Unix environments and secure voice and video systems while maintaining technical documentation and responding to mission-critical support needs.

Provides onsite first-level IT support for hardware, software, point-of-sale systems, telephony, LAN/WAN, servers, and store operations technology. Troubleshoots incidents, diagnoses faults, proposes resolutions, documents knowledge, maintains departmental records, and supports end users according to procedures and service-level targets. The role requires strong communication, customer service, research, problem-solving, technical knowledge, and collaboration skills.

Provides first-level IT support to internal users through phone, chat, and ticketing systems. Troubleshoots computer hardware, software, servers, point-of-sale systems, telephony, LAN/WAN connectivity, and operational applications. Diagnoses faults, documents solutions, maintains knowledge resources, manages data and departmental systems, follows procedures, and escalates complex issues. The role also supports internal customers, administrative tasks, compliance requirements, and scheduled service allocation.

Provides onsite first-level IT support for hardware, software, point-of-sale systems, servers, telephony, and LAN/WAN issues. Troubleshoots incidents, diagnoses faults, proposes solutions, documents knowledge, maintains departmental records, and supports end users according to procedures and service-level targets. The role also involves system and operating system setup, database use, customer service, ongoing training, and collaboration with senior colleagues.