Top Desktop Support Jobs

Manage classified facility operations and first‑response technical/user issues, coordinate vendors and stakeholders, reduce operational friction, implement process improvements, and support project delivery while maintaining COMSEC and classified-environment standards.

The Desktop Support position entails providing end-user assistance, troubleshooting software and hardware issues, and setting up equipment for employees.

Provide in-person end-user computing support across Portland-area sites, triage and escalate service desk incidents, administer AD and mobile device management, maintain IT asset inventory, support infrastructure/application/security projects, and provide on-call virtual and executive-level support.

Two-month onsite desktop support internship providing imaging, configuration, deployment, troubleshooting, and inventory management for Windows and Mac endpoints. Support includes provisioning via SCCM, deskside hardware/software assistance, packaging/shipping devices, and meeting SLAs while delivering strong customer service.

Tier 1 hybrid desktop support role providing initial triage and resolution for end users via Autotask. Manage ticket and call queues, troubleshoot hardware, OS, network, printers, DMS and applications, administer Active Directory and Microsoft 365 accounts, configure VPN, and perform on-site tasks including reimaging, deployments, access point and VoIP configuration. Requires regular travel to client sites in Springfield area.

Provide Tier 1 hybrid desktop support: triage, troubleshoot, and resolve end-user issues via Autotask, calls, and tickets. Support AD and Microsoft 365 accounts, VPN, Windows OS, printers, DMS, networking, and perform on-site break/fix, reimages, deployments, and VoIP/AP adjustments.

Provide 1st/2nd level end-user computing support for hardware, software, telephony and printers; onboard new hires; manage workstations, iPhones, SCCM/Intune deployments; support Bloomberg/Reuters applications; create automation/scripts; perform desk moves; document procedures and be available on-call outside business hours.

As a Desktop Support Engineer, you'll support internal teams by resolving technical issues, onboarding new hires, managing device lifecycles, and improving support processes.

Maintain and update technical knowledgebase; perform remote and on-site troubleshooting; test and deploy hardware and software; image workstations; manage end-user projects such as migrations, deployments and new technology rollouts; provide customer-facing technical support.

The role involves providing technical support for desktop systems and mobile devices, maintaining data integrity, assisting with onboarding processes, and ensuring compliance with various requirements.

The Desktop Support Specialist provides hardware and software support, interacts with customers for diagnostics, escalates issues, and maintains documentation.

The End User Specialist I will provide technical and business process support, manage incidents, assist end users, and identify process improvements.

Provide on-site 1st/2nd tier desktop support including installation, configuration, and administration of Windows OS, network switches, client applications, patching, imaging, and firmware updates. Maintain system uptime in a production fab environment, respond to support events, document procedures, and work independently on multiple projects.

Lead and manage desktop support and help desk teams across hospital campuses and partner sites. Oversee incident resolution, vendor coordination, SOPs, metrics reporting, inventory and asset management, training, on-call rotations, and ensure compliance with HIPAA and IT standards while driving service improvements and automation.

Provide regional IT support by installing, maintaining, and monitoring hardware and software; manage site assets and inventory; triage Service Pro requests; load authorized software; place requisitions; coordinate tasks and collaborate on technology deployments.

Provide onsite desktop support in Cleveland for Windows XP, Windows 7, and Mac users. Role requires professional demeanor, immediate start, M-F 8–5 for an 8-week contract (possible extension). Candidates must have minimum three years' experience and provide their own cell phone.

Provide in-person and remote endpoint support for Windows and macOS laptops, Microsoft 365 and cloud apps, mobile devices, AV, printers, and networking. Triage and resolve tickets, provision hardware/accounts, perform password/MFA support, maintain documentation, and escalate complex issues to Tier 3. Must be onsite full-time and collaborate with IT Operations on deployments and infrastructure projects.

The Desktop Support Specialist is responsible for providing IT support, managing devices, conducting onboarding, and troubleshooting hardware and software issues.

Provide on-site desktop support for up to 500 end users (PC and Mac), troubleshoot hardware and software issues, maintain printers/print services and secure print software, record incidents in ServiceNow, install/maintain MS Office suite and related applications, and deliver user training and QA for print services.

Contractor will standardize and compile software package data for a Senate Bill report, assist the Deskside Enterprise Manager with project planning, reporting, and data gathering, and coordinate with Deskside Managers across the state using email, Google Drive, and conference calls.

Provide end-user technical support via phone, email and ticketing system. Diagnose and repair hardware, software, printers and network issues. Install and service PCs, servers, printers and peripherals, document and track incidents in helpdesk software, and ensure timely resolution.

Provide hands-on desktop support at the Iowa Veterans Home: troubleshoot hardware, image and install PCs, resolve tickets via desk-side and remote access, support applications/printers/connectivity, mentor junior staff, and deliver professional customer service. On-site presence and occasional after-hours availability required.

Provide technical desktop support by troubleshooting incidents, imaging and deploying computers, configuring printers and peripherals, migrating user data and profiles, coordinating with data center, application and network teams, documenting procedures, and leading small projects to improve support processes.

The Desktop Support Administrator provides support for hardware and software systems, manages service request tickets, and ensures timely resolution of technical issues while maintaining excellent customer service.

Provide Tier 1 desktop support: troubleshoot hardware and software, primarily Microsoft Windows OS, deliver excellent phone and written customer service, maintain system knowledge, multitask, and support a 24/7/365 operation.