Top Desktop Support Jobs

The Desktop Support Intern provides IT support, assists in projects, manages ticket queues, and collaborates with teams to enhance doctor-patient engagement.

The Desktop Support Technician provides tier-2 technical support for diagnosing, repairing, and troubleshooting IT and A/V equipment and systems while also offering installation and training to customers.

The Sr. Desktop Support Specialist provides Level 1 and 2 support for desktop environments, manages user systems, and resolves escalated issues.

Installs, operates, and maintains equipment. Troubleshoots software and hardware issues, provides technical support, and ensures customer relations. May offer training and service desk support.

The Desktop Support Specialist (VDI) provides technical support for users in a VDI environment, troubleshoots connectivity issues, guides user onboarding, manages support tickets, and addresses user feedback during the VDI rollout

As a Desktop Support Analyst, you'll provide white glove support and manage Windows and macOS systems for employees, collaborating to enhance support processes and identifying technology applications. You will also handle hardware issues and contribute to technical research.

This role involves assisting both in-office and remote employees with technical issues, troubleshooting hardware and software, and setting up new equipment.

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

The Desktop Support Specialist will provide IT support, troubleshoot hardware/software issues, manage accounts, and assist with inventory in a hybrid work environment.

The Desktop Support Analyst provides 1st level IT support, focusing on hardware and software maintenance, user assistance, and infrastructure operations. This role involves working with end users and contributes to project implementations for infrastructure upgrades.

Manages a help desk team to support end-user issues with hardware/software, oversees operations, monitors performance, and drives team efficiency.

Assist end-users with hardware and software issues, providing troubleshooting and technical support through various communication channels. Manage incidents and improve service quality.

The Desktop Support Specialist provides IT support to end-users, manages technical issues, tracks ticket resolutions, and assists with hardware and software troubleshooting and installations.

The Temporary IT Operations Analyst provides technology support, desktop assistance, manages systems issues, and offers technical training during a critical coverage period.

Provide technical support to end users by solving problems with application software and operating systems. Manage and deploy computer workstations and handle software licensing. Support Active Directory and assist with employee onboarding/offboarding.

Provide deskside and remote desktop support for Windows, MS Office, and network connectivity issues while maintaining customer satisfaction.

The Desktop Support Engineer provides front-line helpdesk support, troubleshoots software, repairs hardware, manages network setups, and assists with user setups across locations.

This role provides L2-L3 support for Azure Virtual Desktop users, troubleshooting issues and ensuring smooth operation in an enterprise environment.

The role involves monitoring and maintaining network systems, troubleshooting issues, and improving network performance with 2-4 years of experience.

Provide technical support for desktop and laptop troubleshooting, imaging PCs, resolving software issues, and managing IT assets.

The Information Technology Intern provides end-to-end Service Desk support, assists with IT infrastructure, and resolves customer incidents and requests while maintaining documentation.

Provide high-touch IT support to employees, manage incidents, maintain systems, mentor junior staff, and improve IT procedures.

Provide Tier 1 and 2 technical support, troubleshooting applications and hardware, manage user tickets, and ensure timely resolution of issues in a client setting.

Provide technical support primarily for desktop hardware and software, with a focus on SharePoint and Azure Virtual Desktop management. Document solutions and contribute to IT knowledge base.

Provide phone and desktop support while resolving issues, deploying computers for new hires, and collaborating with support groups.