Top Desktop Support Jobs

Provides Tier 1 and Tier 2 technical support in a primarily Mac-based environment. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware, software, networks, and SaaS applications; configuring laptops, printers, and peripherals; provisioning accounts and access; supporting meetings and events; maintaining hardware inventory; managing JSM tickets; training users; and participating in global emergency on-call coverage.

Supports US Government teams by managing classified facility operations, troubleshooting technical and non-technical issues, coordinating vendors, resolving bottlenecks, and implementing process improvements. Responsibilities include desktop and IT support, facility systems such as HVAC and COMSEC, project tracking, resource optimization, and stakeholder coordination. The role requires Secret-level or higher US security clearance, classified-environment support experience, proximity to the office, and 10–25% travel.

Provides onsite desktop and IT support by diagnosing hardware and software issues, supporting Windows and Mac endpoints, deploying and maintaining devices, managing software licensing and inventory, documenting solutions, resolving service tickets, coordinating with vendors, and assisting users remotely or in person. The role requires three years of desktop support experience, after-hours on-call participation, and strong knowledge of Active Directory, GPO, Office 365, SCCM, and desktop operating systems.

Supports US Government teams by managing classified facility operations, troubleshooting technical and non-technical issues, coordinating vendors, maintaining COMSEC and IT equipment, removing project blockers, and improving processes. The role requires experience supporting users in classified environments, COMSEC equipment management, Secret-level security clearance or higher, proximity to the office, and 10–25% travel.

Provides entry-level onsite and hybrid IT support across hospitals and clinics. Installs and configures operating systems, supports networked devices and software, performs upgrades and patches, documents technical work, manages inventory, troubleshoots customer issues, follows security and regulatory requirements, and escalates problems when needed. Requires regional travel and collaboration with clinical and IT teams.

Summer 2027 IT internship supporting OT/IT security, desktop support, or application development based on the intern’s skills and academic background. The intern will work alongside IT professionals in a corporate environment, apply technical and analytical problem-solving skills, review IT deliverables, and provide customer-oriented support while developing practical experience.

Provides first- and second-level IT support for healthcare staff, including desktop and laptop computers, mobile devices, phone systems, peripherals, applications, and electronic medical record systems. Responsibilities include hardware imaging, deployment, configuration, troubleshooting, workstation relocations, ticket documentation, and project-related hardware support. The role requires two years of IT or service desk experience, PC hardware knowledge, strong communication skills, and a Washington State driver’s license.

Provides in-office, walk-up, and remote desktop support for Windows hardware and software environments. Troubleshoots and resolves incidents involving computers, peripherals, printers, AV equipment, phones, and tablets; manages ServiceNow tickets; supports escalated issues; performs diagnostics, installations, configurations, repairs, and maintenance; and delivers customer-focused technical assistance.

Provides Tier I and II desktop, hardware, software, and network support; diagnoses and resolves user issues; manages service requests; trains users; maintains network diagrams and circuit records; conducts technical research; and coordinates with network, software, and application teams. The lead also prioritizes work, mentors personnel, and supports service desk operations.

Provides internal desktop support by responding to helpdesk requests, resolving hardware and software issues, installing and imaging PCs, applying upgrades and patches, troubleshooting peripherals and network connectivity, and managing tickets. Requires an associate degree, with a bachelor’s degree preferred, plus desktop support experience or relevant internship experience. Preferred skills include Windows, VPN, TCP/IP, laptop support, website troubleshooting, and Microsoft Office installations.

Provide day-to-day desktop and infrastructure support, including hardware, software, network components, installations, repairs, upgrades, and troubleshooting. Manage Active Directory users and Microsoft Exchange mailboxes across O365 and on-premises systems. Support network printers, virtualization, VoIP, terminal servers, and desktop/laptop configuration. Coordinate with IT teams to resolve issues across multiple locations and minimize operational disruptions.

Provide desktop and infrastructure support across company locations, including hardware and software troubleshooting, installations, repairs, upgrades, network printers, and user access management. Administer Active Directory and Exchange accounts in Microsoft 365 and on-premises environments. Support network components, VMware, VoIP, terminal servers, and related systems while collaborating with IT teams to resolve issues and minimize operational disruptions.

Provides onsite and remote desktop support for Windows devices, printers, mobile devices, peripherals, and enterprise applications. Troubleshoots hardware, software, networking, VPN, and connectivity issues; manages ServiceNow tickets and IT assets; supports equipment deployments, onboarding, offboarding, refreshes, and office moves. Collaborates with technical teams, follows cybersecurity and ITIL procedures, documents resolutions, and delivers customer service in an onsite Chicago federal environment.

Provides senior desktop and end-user IT support, including diagnosing hardware and software issues, administering Windows systems and Active Directory, deploying device images, supporting networks and Wi-Fi, managing peripherals and IT assets, resolving tickets, documenting procedures, coordinating vendors, and assisting with application and infrastructure troubleshooting across organizational locations.

Designs, deploys, configures, and maintains enterprise workstation and endpoint environments. Leads SCCM/MECM, Intune, Autopilot, application packaging, OS deployment, patching, compliance, and hybrid device management. Develops PowerShell automation, manages Group Policy and security baselines, troubleshoots complex workstation issues, monitors endpoint performance, documents configurations, collaborates across IT teams, and mentors junior engineers.

Provides Tier 1 and 2 desktop support for government workstations, laptops, applications, servers, peripherals, and printers. Manages ServiceNow tickets, troubleshoots hardware and software issues, installs and configures systems, documents resolutions, coordinates escalations, supports facility transitions, mitigates security issues, prepares activity reports, and trains users. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance and works on-site in Rosslyn, Virginia, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Provides first-line technology support for bank employees, including ticket ownership, application support, endpoint deployment and imaging, workstation setup, troubleshooting, documentation, asset inventory, and system improvement recommendations. The role requires frequent travel between branch and corporate offices, occasional weekend or off-hours work, and compliance with documented IT and security procedures.

Provides advanced technical support for complex ACS and workstation hardware and software issues. Resolves incidents through troubleshooting, root cause analysis, proactive monitoring, and customer communication. Maintains customer relationships, coordinates complex requests, improves processes, and mentors junior support staff. Requires strong knowledge of desktop support, operating systems, Active Directory, Azure, ServiceNow, scripting, and IT service management.

Processes and troubleshoots IRIG 106 flight-test data, coordinates with instrumentation, operations, IT, and leadership, and resolves data-recovery issues. Supports IT assignments, identifies processing needs and cost-saving solutions, and receives training in data processing, server administration, and desktop support. Requires strong analytical, troubleshooting, communication, and independent-work skills, with occasional extended hours and weekends.

Provides first-tier desktop and help desk support for hardware, software, telecommunications, Windows, and Microsoft Office issues. Installs and configures hardware and software, troubleshoots user and network problems, monitors malware incidents, documents technical issues, supports telecommunications setup, maintains procedures and recovery plans, and trains users. Requires customer service, communication, prioritization, confidentiality, and availability for nights, weekends, and overtime.

Provide in-person and remote technical support to dealership employees. Troubleshoot Windows computers, software, printers, and network connectivity; document requests and resolutions; manage user accounts in Active Directory; configure and replace computers and peripherals; deliver printer supplies; communicate with users, follow up, and escalate complex issues.

Provides onsite desktop support by imaging, deploying, shipping, retrieving, repairing, and decommissioning workstations. Tracks hardware inventory and assets, supports user onboarding, troubleshoots operating system, hardware, and network issues, manages ServiceNow tickets, documents resolutions, and maintains support procedures. The role also includes warehouse duties, equipment inventory, and internal customer assistance.

Provides first- and second-level IT support for office and warehouse employees, troubleshooting hardware, software, network, mobile, and access issues. Configures and deploys equipment, administers accounts, supports warehouse technology, maintains IT asset records, documents resolutions, and assists with security updates and IT projects. The role also supports onboarding, offboarding, system upgrades, vendor escalations, and occasional after-hours outages.

Provides onsite desktop and helpdesk support, including software installation, hardware repair, operating system reloads, user account administration, printer and telephone support, mobile device management, physical network connectivity, and computer moves. Serves as the primary helpdesk contact and coordinates vendor repairs while supporting remote users and maintaining company technology systems.

Provides local and remote IT support across New York City offices and workforce development centers. Resolves helpdesk tickets, troubleshoots Windows and network issues, installs and maintains computers and peripherals, trains end users, documents technical procedures, and escalates complex problems. Collaborates with shared IT services and center personnel while supporting assigned technology projects.