Top Desktop Support Jobs

Support and maintain HPC infrastructure and user services. Perform system checks, installations, troubleshooting, security patching, and manage user accounts. Collaborate with various teams and document procedures.

The Desktop Support Technician installs and maintains technical equipment, troubleshoots issues, and provides customer support including training, while ensuring effective communication.

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 Engineer is responsible for troubleshooting, supporting users, administering workstation hardware, and documenting systems. Experience in Windows OS and customer service is required.

The Desktop Support Analyst provides white glove support and solutions for end users while managing applications, hardware, and network issues. Responsibilities include onsite support, AV support, SLA compliance, and technical research as well as collaborating with team members to enhance support processes.

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.

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

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 customer support for desktop and laptop repairs, troubleshoot issues, interact with clients, and complete reporting. Ensure safety and asset control.

This role involves providing technical support for desktops and laptops, troubleshooting client issues, and ensuring customer satisfaction by adhering to service agreements.

The role entails troubleshooting, providing customer support for desktops and laptops, managing service calls, and ensuring client satisfaction.

Provide technical support and troubleshooting for desktops and laptops. Interact with clients to resolve technical issues and maintain inventory control.

This role provides hardware, helpdesk, and application support, focusing on device imaging, troubleshooting, and frontline support for mortgage systems.

Provide technical support for internal customers, manage access requests, maintain documentation, and assist with audits and ticketing systems.

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

Manage a help desk team to resolve end-user technical issues, oversee daily operations, mentor staff, and improve service quality.

The Desktop Support Manager leads a team to provide IT desktop support, manage hardware/software planning, and establish performance metrics for user needs.

The Regional Systems Support Specialist provides technical support for hardware and software, manages network performance, and ensures system maintenance for efficiency.

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

Provide second line support for client users facing hardware and software issues, including troubleshooting, deployments, and support documentation writing.

The Senior Desktop Support Specialist installs and repairs PC hardware/software, provides technical assistance, and supports multiple software applications and systems for bank personnel.

The Desktop Support Analyst provides technical support for Mac and Windows endpoints, troubleshooting issues, managing incidents, and ensuring user satisfaction while collaborating with IT teams.

The IT Desktop Support Analyst provides technical support for end-users, handling hardware and software installation, configuration, and troubleshooting onsite and remotely.

The Desktop Support Engineer will provide technical support to internal clients, resolve hardware and software issues, and ensure client satisfaction by offering clear instructions and troubleshooting remotely.

The Senior IT Support Specialist resolves complex IT issues, manages enterprise resources, provides end user support, and documents solutions.