Top IT Jobs

Build and manage IT operations for a growing multi-office company. Provide employee help desk support, administer accounts and SaaS tools, manage devices and hardware inventory, support office networks and conference rooms, oversee IT vendors, and coordinate onboarding and offboarding. Partner with the Security Platform team on device compliance, access reviews, and security awareness in a SOC 2 and HIPAA environment.

Provides technical support for computer, network, hardware, software, email, printer, and terminal issues. Installs, tests, monitors, and maintains end-user devices and data communications equipment; documents support requests and resolutions; escalates complex problems; coordinates with vendors; and trains employees on software and hardware use.

Provides technical support for employees and contractors, troubleshooting devices, Microsoft 365, applications, connectivity, accounts, and access. Manages endpoint deployment, updates, security controls, assets, licenses, documentation, and service requests. Participates in change management, technology projects, incident response, business continuity, and on-call support. Escalates cybersecurity, infrastructure, plant operations, safety, compliance, and high-impact issues appropriately.

Provides regional onsite and remote IT support, including troubleshooting hardware, software, networking, computers, peripherals, printers, A/V equipment, and cabling. Manages tickets within SLAs, supports asset inventory, follows security and change-management procedures, maintains knowledge-base articles, and participates in on-call support. The role requires travel to remote offices, escalation of complex issues, and effective communication with nontechnical users.

Provides frontline IT support for students, faculty, staff, and visitors through phone, walk-up, and email channels. Troubleshoots account access, MFA, Wi-Fi, email, printing, office software, and campus ID card issues. Manages account provisioning and offboarding, ticket triage, escalations, equipment loans, event technology support, ID card processing, and related records. Delivers service-oriented assistance while prioritizing multiple requests and maintaining support operations.

Provides technical support for employees, troubleshooting Windows and Mac workstations, servers, networks, peripherals, software, and access issues. Installs and deploys hardware, manages technology inventories, evaluates new tools, and supports IT automation projects. The role also assists with third-party IT vendor oversight and documents information security policy adherence for audits. Work begins at 5 AM in the Tualatin office, with hybrid work possible after 90 days and manager approval.

Provide high-touch technical support across Mac and Windows environments; manage user provisioning, deprovisioning, access, onboarding, systems administration, office IT infrastructure, assets, vendors, and knowledge resources. Support office buildouts, automate IT workflows, and maintain cloud-based services, permissions, and administrative access in a hybrid office environment.

Provide on-site Tier 2/3 IT support, troubleshoot and resolve technical incidents, administer internal applications and identity systems, manage Mac devices and MDM/RMM tools, support conference rooms and printers, procure applications, document processes, and architect scalable IT solutions.

Provides onsite day-to-day IT support, resolves staff inquiries, manages incident and service tickets, and supports new-hire onboarding. The role involves troubleshooting operating systems, hardware, networking, Active Directory, and related technologies; maintaining documentation; participating in continuous improvement; and supporting shifts or on-call rotations. Experience with cloud, virtualization, automation, AI tools, and IT projects is advantageous.

Provides onsite day-to-day IT support for employees, including troubleshooting systems, networks, devices, and hardware; managing service desk tickets and documentation; onboarding new hires; and participating in continuous improvement initiatives. The role requires flexibility for varied shifts, weekends, and on-call rotations, with opportunities to support diverse technologies and progress within the IT organization.

Provides application support and serves as the technology liaison for assigned business lines. Responsibilities include configuring and maintaining applications, troubleshooting user issues, coordinating upgrades and projects, managing vendors, creating reports and procedures, administering help desk tickets, and ensuring IT policies and documentation meet regulatory and audit requirements. Provides onsite, remote, weekend, and holiday support as needed.

Provides advanced onsite and remote IT operations support across facilities, resolving complex endpoint, infrastructure, network, identity, server, workplace, and operational technology issues. Leads escalations, deployments, upgrades, incident resolution, root-cause analysis, documentation, service improvements, and coordination with stakeholders and vendors. Mentors junior analysts and supports manufacturing, warehouse, plant, and facility technology environments, including occasional after-hours maintenance and travel.

Leads and supports venue technology infrastructure, including applications, networks, hardware, reporting, Microsoft Office, troubleshooting, staff training, technology protocols, and productivity improvements. Serves as the primary IT resource for venue staff and coordinates with local and corporate IT teams to resolve systems issues and support event operations.

Administers Microsoft 365, Intune, endpoint standards, application deployment, patching, device lifecycles, local servers, printing services, and collaboration technologies. Provides Tier 2 and Tier 3 support, troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, automation, documentation, and technology change leadership. Partners with infrastructure and cybersecurity teams on access, vulnerabilities, incidents, audits, and compliance. Manages vendors, licensing, renewals, budgets, technology roadmaps, and lifecycle planning across multiple business units and locations.

Manage cloud-first enterprise technology, network infrastructure, identity, security, endpoint, and device-management platforms. Lead IT and infrastructure projects, mentor junior engineers, oversee the service desk, manage workstation lifecycle operations, improve observability and compliance, resolve outages, and participate in after-hours on-call support. The role also requires cross-functional collaboration, technical documentation, budgeting, and support for a nationwide remote workforce.

Supports and optimizes enterprise ServiceNow and other software applications, including AI solution implementation, knowledge content management, workflow assessments, ticket analysis, testing, troubleshooting, and release coordination. Partners with technical and business stakeholders to improve IT service delivery, recommends process enhancements, and provides application support. Serves as a subject matter expert who mentors analysts and leads initiatives across IT teams.

Owns IT infrastructure, endpoint management, identity and access, security, compliance, vendor relationships, and employee support across corporate and clinical teams. The role designs scalable systems, resolves hardware and software issues, manages provisioning and deprovisioning, develops IT policies and documentation, supports HIPAA and SOC 2 compliance, and maintains disaster recovery and cybersecurity response practices. Periodic travel to regional offices is required.

Provides on-site IT support for employees and equipment, including desktops, laptops, servers, printers, network devices, phone systems, and wireless access points. Troubleshoots hardware and software issues, gathers problem information, resolves incidents using technical resources, escalates when needed, and documents and tracks tickets. Supports Outlook, Windows, Word, Excel, and other desktop applications while working under immediate supervision.

Supports IT operations in a secure detention facility by installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting computer systems, networks, communications equipment, surveillance, access control, and operational technology. Provides user support, account management, backups, system updates, documentation, inventory tracking, vendor coordination, and outage response. Ensures compliance with cybersecurity, operational security, and regulatory requirements while supporting audits and maintaining reliable facility operations.

Leads on-site and multi-site IT support teams, overseeing end-user devices, local infrastructure, conference rooms, printers, incidents, SLAs, asset management, vendors, and site projects. Builds staffing and coverage models, develops employees, partners with Facilities and business leaders, enforces enterprise security and change controls, manages escalations and root-cause reviews, and supports budgeting, procurement, continuity planning, and infrastructure lifecycle activities.

Provides first-level technical support to healthcare services end users through phone and email. Troubleshoots computer, printer, software, network, connectivity, VoIP, and operating system issues; administers Active Directory, Group Policy, Office 365, and remote desktop environments; reviews diagnostic logs and utilities; and configures and maintains PCs and peripherals. The role requires strong communication, initiative, and completion of ITIL Foundation, CompTIA A+, and CompTIA Network+ certifications.

Supports IT infrastructure across U.S. and international sites by installing and configuring computers, software, printers, phones, and network equipment. Assists with equipment disposal, data backup and restoration, purchasing, Active Directory administration, security technology support, patching, VPNs, cabling, and troubleshooting. Provides general customer-focused IT support in office, plant, and data-room environments.

Provides IT support across U.S. and international sites, including computer and user setup, equipment disposal and reimaging, software and printer configuration, purchasing, phone system support, network equipment and cabling, security technology support, Active Directory administration, and troubleshooting.

Supports enterprise application data migration, Tier 1 help desk troubleshooting, documentation, user acceptance testing, requirements gathering, SQL development, and internal application bug fixing. The intern will assist with QAD, iSeries, and iMaint systems while providing end-user support and contributing to IT projects in office and plant environments.

Provides advanced technical support for complex desktop, application, Microsoft 365, Active Directory, macOS, network, backup, and security issues. Owns escalated tickets, documents resolutions, maintains client SOPs, supports deployments and migrations, and mentors Level 1 technicians. The role requires strong troubleshooting, communication, prioritization, customer service, and independent decision-making while collaborating with specialized teams and improving support processes.