Top Desktop Support Jobs

As a Desktop Support specialist, you will provide technical assistance for computer systems and hardware primarily for US employees. Responsibilities include troubleshooting issues, responding to queries, maintaining documentation, and aiding new hires with system setup in a customer-focused environment.

The Field Desktop Support Technician will provide advanced support for desktop issues, including troubleshooting and configuring hardware and software. Responsibilities include assisting users with incidents and problems related to various applications and operating systems, as well as setting up equipment and performing minor repairs within the office.

The Level 2 IT Desktop Support Engineer will manage IT service requests through Ivanti Neurons, assist users with hardware and software issues, perform basic network troubleshooting, and handle user management tasks in a fast-paced financial services environment. Responsibilities also include assisting in larger projects and maintaining professionalism during user interactions.

The Senior Desktop Support Engineer is responsible for diagnosing and resolving complex technical issues in a Windows environment, providing both remote and on-site support to users, administering desktop configurations, creating knowledge base documentation, mentoring lower-tier support teams, and participating in IT projects.

The Desktop Support Tech 3 role at Primerica involves supporting employees' hardware and software, managing Windows endpoints, automating processes using Microsoft Intune and SCCM, and providing helpdesk support for technical issues. The position requires relocation assistance, system monitoring, and training of staff on technical systems.

As a Linux Desktop Support Engineer, you'll provide exceptional technical support for Canonical's Desktop and Server tech stack, ensuring customer satisfaction by resolving issues efficiently, contributing to knowledge bases, and maintaining communication with both colleagues and customers.

The Desktop Support Engineer provides on-site support to customers, including installation and repair of systems. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware issues, managing incidents, instructing clients on equipment usage, and maintaining network infrastructure. The role requires coordinating installations and managing loaner equipment while documenting system performance trends.

The IT Support Specialist provides on-site technical support for infrastructure items and NXP devices, assisting with troubleshooting, PC lifecycle management, and collaborating with IT team members to resolve issues promptly while ensuring a positive customer experience.