Top Desktop Support Jobs

The role involves automating desktop environments, troubleshooting issues, collaborating with teams, and ensuring customer support satisfaction while managing Service Now tickets.

The IT Customer Support Analyst assists customers with computer, application, and network issues in a structured Help Desk, providing basic customer service and creating work orders for calls.

Provide customer desktop support, resolve IT issues, install and configure hardware/software, manage data migration, and lead team projects while ensuring documentation and security compliance.

Provide technical support for desktop systems, manage service desk tickets, maintain documentation, and ensure compliance with security policies.

The Desktop Support Analyst provides technical support for internal customers, troubleshoots desktop and laptop issues, and manages help desk cases.

Looking for a Desktop Support Analyst to assist with hardware, software installations, network protocols, and data migration for a 12+ month contract.

Provide desktop support for end users, ensuring uptime, security, and maintenance of desktop systems. Work with Windows and MAC applications, monitor service desk tasks, and communicate progress to management.

Responsible for desktop support including installing and configuring hardware and software, migrating data, and documenting technical processes.

The Desktop Support candidate will provide technical support, manage help desk cases, and communicate effectively with clients and technical teams.

The Desktop Support Lead ensures customer satisfaction by resolving IT issues, mentoring technicians, managing technical projects, and maintaining system security.

Looking for a Desktop Support Specialist to install and configure computers and peripherals, migrate data, and document technical processes.

Provide technical support for Windows operating systems in a client/server environment, troubleshoot computer and network issues, and ensure strong customer service. Travel to satellite centers for support.

Provide technical assistance for user issues on Windows and Microsoft Office, configure cell phones, repair computers, and manage IT equipment.

Provide direct PC support to end users, configure desktop and mobile devices, install Windows operating systems, and resolve hardware/software issues.

Provide desktop support for PC/LAN environments, assist with PC deployments, diagnose network issues, and support IT infrastructure.

The Desktop Support Consultant will provide technical support by installing and configuring computers and peripherals, migrating user data, and documenting procedures.

Provide desktop support for Microsoft operating systems and applications, manage support cases, and troubleshoot network issues while communicating with clients.

The Desktop Support role involves managing IT incidents, installing and configuring computers and peripherals, migrating user data, and documenting processes while ensuring customer satisfaction.

The End User/Desktop Support Specialist responds to IT service requests, installs and configures applications, manages security software, and assists with network administration tasks.

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

The Desktop Support Engineer will maintain and support desktop environments, manage endpoints, and assist users with Microsoft 365 applications in a fast-paced trading environment.

The Desktop Support Analyst provides IT Helpdesk support, troubleshooting, and customer service, maintaining technology operations for users. They build relationships, manage tickets, and assist with local and remote device issues.

The IT Systems Analyst III provides technical support and assistance to users, addressing hardware and software issues while collaborating with IT teams for system management and compliance. Responsibilities include installation, diagnostics, user training, and documentation.

Candidates will assist with desktop support and network trouble tickets, primarily during business hours, including desktop installs and various tech support tasks.

The Dynamic PC Support Technician provides customer support for various desktop and laptop products, performing troubleshooting, managing service calls, and ensuring client satisfaction with adherence to service policies.