Top IT Jobs

Provides day-to-day support for ERP and business applications, troubleshoots application, workflow, data, and user issues, and coordinates with vendors and internal stakeholders. Analyzes business processes, supports automation and system enhancements, participates in testing and implementations, maintains documentation, and trains users on enterprise systems. The role requires strong communication, organization, problem-solving, SQL, database, and Microsoft 365 skills.

Provides Level 1 and Level 2 support for point-of-sale systems during events. Diagnoses hardware, software, and firmware issues; replaces defective equipment; performs stadium system walk-throughs; creates LAN cables; and escalates problems as needed. The role is part-time, seasonal, primarily evening, weekend, and holiday-based, and requires outdoor work, extensive walking, lifting up to 50 pounds, and physical activities including kneeling and bending.

Provides production support for banking applications across multiple technologies and countries. Investigates incidents, responds to users, monitors application health, performs start-of-day, end-of-day, and intraday checks, manages incident procedures, escalates issues to L2/L3 teams, conducts service reviews, and coordinates with users, vendors, and stakeholders in a 24x5 on-site shift environment.

Provides Tier 1 and Tier 2 global employee IT support while administering macOS endpoints, identity platforms, SaaS applications, access workflows, and IT assets. Manages onboarding, offboarding, device lifecycle, office technology, vendors, security compliance evidence, and service improvements. Resolves complex issues, automates repetitive workflows, creates documentation, and leads assigned IT projects. Requires in-person attendance five days weekly at the Santa Clara office.

Provides frontline help desk support through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Diagnoses and resolves hardware, software, network, account, VPN, printer, and endpoint issues; installs and configures systems; manages accounts and permissions; documents solutions; monitors IT environments; supports technology projects; and escalates complex issues while maintaining security and customer service standards.

Provides Level 1 technical support to managed-service clients through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Troubleshoots Windows, Microsoft 365, hardware, printers, software, networking, and connectivity issues; deploys devices and user accounts; documents client information and support activity; resolves issues promptly and escalates complex problems. The role emphasizes customer service, communication, prioritization, and professional development toward advanced technical support.

Provides first-level technical support to managed-service clients through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Troubleshoots hardware, software, Microsoft 365, printer, networking, and connectivity issues; deploys devices and user accounts; documents support activity; resolves issues or escalates them to senior technicians. The role emphasizes customer service, accurate documentation, prioritization, and professional development toward advanced technical support responsibilities.

Provides frontline help desk support for hardware, software, network, account, printer, VPN, and connectivity issues. Installs and configures operating systems, applications, and devices; manages accounts, passwords, and permissions; documents solutions; maintains knowledge bases; monitors IT systems; and escalates complex problems. Supports upgrades, software deployments, and network expansion projects while following security practices and meeting service-level expectations.

Provides onsite Tier 1 IT support for warehouse operations, maintaining networks, endpoints, printers, scanners, badge and alarm systems, surveillance equipment, servers, storage, and warehouse applications. Manages IT assets and WMS access, performs inspections and preventative maintenance, supports onboarding and offboarding, creates infrastructure diagrams and project plans, writes SOPs, trains users, and assists with HQ technology implementations. Includes weekday and weekend on-call coverage.

Lead end-to-end IT and OT operations for a manufacturing site or distribution center. Responsibilities include maintaining resilient, secure, and compliant infrastructure and applications; supporting manufacturing, logistics, and supply chain operations; leading digital technology projects; managing incidents, risks, and continuous improvement; implementing cybersecurity strategies across industrial control systems, networks, endpoints, and applications; and collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders.

Provides day-to-day IT support, including user account setup, equipment and software installation, network administration, issue resolution, maintenance, data security, access management, and employee training. Supports technology purchasing, policies, documentation, business continuity, HIPAA compliance, security monitoring, information storage, office technology, and limited social media and branding technology initiatives.

Provides Tier 2 technical support for escalated hardware, software, networking, server, telephony, virtualization, and Microsoft 365 issues. Resolves tickets, performs root cause analysis, maintains SLAs and documentation, and supports infrastructure projects and client onboarding. The role also mentors Tier 1 analysts, manages ticket workflows, develops knowledge-base content, and delivers professional end-user support through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Participation in a rotating 24/7 on-call schedule is required.

Lead and execute the company's managed IT strategy and roadmap. Oversee Service Delivery, Professional Services, NOC, Helpdesk, Field Support and SOC relationships. Architect large-scale cloud, security, and multi-site solutions, own solution estimating, vendor/contract negotiations, compliance (SOC II, ISO 27001, HIPAA), KPIs and budgets, and drive automation, AI, and analytics adoption while supporting executive-level escalations.

Provide onsite technical assistance for hardware, software, and network issues; train users; install, repair, and maintain workstations and servers; run diagnostics; resolve LAN/WAN problems; monitor systems and manage tickets; support customers via email, phone, and in person.

Provide technical assistance and support for hardware, software, workstations, and servers; diagnose and resolve LAN/WAN and system issues; train users; monitor systems with management tools and ticketing systems; respond to customer requests by phone, email, or in person; perform installations, repairs, and related duties.

Provide in-house IT support and operations for a fast-growing AI company: troubleshoot Mac and Windows hardware/software, manage user lifecycle and access, onboard employees, maintain office IT and AV infrastructure, run asset procurement and inventory, build self-serve knowledge resources, automate workflows, and assist with systems administration across cloud services.

Provide 24/7 SNOC support for servers, network devices, applications, databases, voice and energy management systems. Monitor alerts, troubleshoot Unix/Linux and Windows server configurations, perform basic database administration and batch scheduling, analyze network traffic, issue tickets and escalate incidents while supporting cross-functional teams during event resolution. Must cover 12-hour shifts including nights, weekends and holidays.

Provide on-site end-user desktop and phone support: image/reimage laptops, desktops and thin clients; open/close and manage tickets; accept and document hardware deliveries; troubleshoot hardware, encryption, VPN, system configuration, and mobile/Mac issues; create shipping labels and track shipments. May require after-hours and weekend work.

Lead and coordinate daily IT operations, network and infrastructure maintenance, data center and Traffic Operations Center support, vendor management, SLA/KPI monitoring, business continuity and disaster recovery reviews, cybersecurity vulnerability tracking, and SOX-related documentation. Collaborate with internal teams and third-party providers to ensure reliable service, troubleshooting, upgrades, and documentation.

Leads RJM Construction’s IT strategy, infrastructure, systems, operations, cybersecurity policies, technology projects, vendor relationships, budgets, and IT staff. Advises senior leadership, translates business needs into technology solutions, oversees Microsoft device platforms and business applications, supports integrations and upgrades, and develops processes, measurement tools, training, disaster recovery, and business continuity plans.

Provide end-to-end systems administration for on-prem and cloud environments: install/configure Windows/Linux servers, firewalls, networks, virtualization, storage, backups, and Java web applications; support customers via tickets and coordinate maintenance and upgrades.

Provide on-site IT support: troubleshoot and maintain PCs, printers, servers, network switches, VOIP phones, video surveillance, and mobile devices; administer Office 365 and email; coordinate with vendors; perform backups, inventory, maintenance, user training, and occasional on-call support.

Provide second-level desktop support: install, image, configure, and troubleshoot laptops, desktops, printers, AV and engineering software. Manage assets, ticketing, Active Directory and vendor coordination.

Provide Tier 2 on-site and remote IT support and escalation for MSP clients: troubleshoot hardware, software, network, and cloud issues; administer Microsoft 365/Entra ID and Windows Server/AD; manage endpoints via RMM; configure networking and security; assist on migrations and projects; document environments; mentor Tier 1 technicians and participate in on-call rotation.

Serve as the first point of contact for end users, perform remote troubleshooting and diagnostics, provide clear instructions, log incidents and resolutions, escalate unresolved issues to higher-level support, and follow up to ensure problems are resolved.