Top Desktop Support Jobs

Provide on-site technical support for end-users, addressing hardware and software issues, and ensure timely resolution of incidents while communicating with users and stakeholders.

The Desktop Support Engineer provides technical support and manages M365, Azure, and SharePoint environments, ensuring optimal IT performance and user training.

The role involves providing technical support, troubleshooting issues, training users and staff, and improving documentation based on feedback.

Provide tier 3 application and desk-side support, escalation handling, train others, and develop technical documentation. Collaborate with teams for solutions.

Diagnose and resolve hardware/software incidents, support users, manage IT helpdesk records, and assist with network security and configuration tasks.

The Staff Desktop Support Engineer will provide end user support, manage accounts, troubleshoot client systems, and administer various SaaS applications.

Provide desktop and mobile device support for attorneys and staff, troubleshoot software and hardware issues, manage inventory, and collaborate with IT teams.

The Desktop Support Engineer provides technical assistance and support for users, troubleshoots hardware and software issues, and manages IT requests and incidents.

The Desktop Support Analyst III provides advanced technical support for Windows and Mac systems, troubleshooting complex issues, managing IT resources, and mentoring junior staff while participating in IT projects.

The Desktop Support Engineer provides Tier 1 and 2 support, troubleshoots various systems and devices, and manages user accounts and access, primarily for government clients.

The Desktop Support Engineer provides day-to-day support for desktop, laptops, networks, and servers at client sites and remotely, ensuring customer satisfaction.

The Senior Technical Support Specialist leads cross-functional teams, resolving internal business issues and improving processes. Responsibilities include mentoring, project management, and enhancing customer support systems.

Provide technical support for Windows and Mac OS, troubleshooting software, hardware, network connectivity, and offering system maintenance to clients.

The Desktop Support role involves providing IT support, troubleshooting, and managing live-streaming events while working independently or in a team setting.

Provide first-tier technical support for basic computer operations, troubleshoot issues, and assist users with technical problems in a Windows environment.

Provide technical support for desktops and laptops, install and configure systems and devices, assist users, and manage printer issues.

The Service Desk Technician provides technical support for desktop hardware and software, troubleshoots issues, manages ticketing systems, and assists users in-person and via phone.