Top Desktop Support Jobs

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

Provide on-site technical support for software and hardware issues, including break/fix support, operating system patching, and VoIP support. Requires proficiency in MS Office and Windows operating systems, along with excellent customer service skills.

Provide technical support for SailPoint crew members, manage trouble tickets, perform hardware maintenance, and document processes. Must be organized and customer service oriented.

Provide on-site technical support for software and hardware, troubleshoot issues, and manage assets, mainly for desktop services.

The Desktop Support Technician supports the IT Equipment Center by managing desktop equipment, troubleshooting with Tier-III support, and maintaining customer relations, while ensuring accurate data input in asset management systems.

Provide intermediate desktop/laptop hardware and software support, troubleshoot and resolve end-user issues, manage tickets and IT inventory, install and image systems, create user accounts, support AV/conferencing, train users, and assist on IT projects and infrastructure tasks.

The Desktop Support Analyst I provides technical support for desktops, laptops, and peripherals, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, maintaining company systems, and collaborating with the team for effective user operations.

This role provides technical support for computer hardware and software, mobile devices, and printers, handling escalations and assisting in project implementations.

Provide installation, configuration, and troubleshooting support for Windows systems, as well as monitor and track service requests in a fast-paced environment.

The role involves providing deskside and desktop support with a focus on Office365 experience. Strong customer service is essential.

The role requires troubleshooting hardware and software issues while providing excellent customer service in a helpdesk environment.

The role involves providing desktop support, assisting during desktop migration, troubleshooting, and configuring systems for end users. Requires strong analytical skills and extensive EUC desktop support experience.

Responsibilities include installation and configuration of Windows systems, troubleshooting and repairing hardware, and handling service requests in a command center environment.

The Deskside Engineer identifies project-related tickets and coordinates asset salvage runs scheduled by the Stockroom Tech/FST.

Provide desktop support during migrations, troubleshoot and install software for end users, ensure network configurations and printer setups.

Provide technical support for laptop and desktop systems, with a strong focus on Mac support.

The job involves installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and repairing Windows systems and hardware within a fast-paced environment, including command center operations.

Provide desktop support for hardware and software issues, particularly for high-profile executives, ensuring timely resolution while maintaining service standards.

The Desktop Support Engineer will provide advanced support in a financial setting, dealing with both Windows and Mac environments, including software installation and device troubleshooting.

Responsible for delivering Field IT Support for laboratory operations, resolving service tickets, performing system maintenance, and managing assets.

Manages a help desk team providing technical assistance, ensuring service target adherence through oversight, training, and performance analysis. Drives support efficiency and collaborates on issue resolution.

The Desktop Support Analyst will manage systems/apps, provide engineering support, resolve technical issues, and supervise IT services, while interacting with users and ensuring desktop performance and security.

The Desktop Support Specialist provides Level 2 IT support for desktop and mobile devices, manages incidents, supports onboarding/offboarding, and ensures compliance with security policies.

The Senior IT Support Specialist resolves complex hardware, software, and network issues, manages IT resources, and provides exceptional support to users.

The Desktop Support Specialist II provides technical support, mentors the team, manages projects, and ensures effective incident resolution for end users.