Top Desktop Support Jobs

Provides onsite desktop and end-user support, including application installation, hardware and software troubleshooting, network and printer support, inventory management, ticket queue oversight, and escalation of production-impacting outages. Installs and configures new hardware, supports other technical teams, and leads local desktop support members while ensuring tickets are assigned and resolved within appropriate timeframes.

The Senior Desktop Support Specialist provides Level 2 support for computer systems within the bank, resolving issues with operating systems and software applications, guiding users, and maintaining technical resources.

Provides desktop and service desk support for PCs, laptops, mobile devices, printers, Microsoft Teams Rooms, and related hardware and software. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, installations, software deployment, inventory management, mobile device coordination, user assistance, licensing and security compliance, Entrust support, and assisting cybersecurity response activities. The role may require travel between customer sites and requires U.S. citizenship and eligibility for Public Trust clearance.

Provides Tier 1 desktop and service desk support for PCs, laptops, mobile devices, printers, Microsoft Teams Rooms, and related hardware and software. Troubleshoots user issues, installs and deploys equipment, maintains hardware and software inventories, supports mobile device management, and assists with cybersecurity response activities. The role also supports licensing and regulatory compliance, Entrust issues, site visits, and proper IT asset disposal.

Provide Tier 2 desktop and systems administration support across government networks. Install, repair, update, and maintain laptops, desktops, and zero clients; troubleshoot Windows environments; support Active Directory, SCCM, Exchange, PKI, file shares, security, and virus protection. Create lifecycle and sustainment documentation, implement systems management procedures, support 24x7 shift operations, and provide technical assistance to Tier 1 and Tier 2 teams. The role is onsite in Virginia Beach and requires occasional travel.

Provides onsite and remote desktop support for PCs, laptops, peripherals, mobile devices, and specialized laboratory, GxP, and R&D environments. Troubleshoots hardware, software, network, and system issues; manages incidents and daily site IT operations; supports Apple devices; and delivers computer equipment across campus using a company vehicle.

Provides Level 1 IT support for hardware, software, accounts, connectivity, peripherals, Microsoft 365, and enterprise applications. Troubleshoots Windows and Mac systems, networks, security alerts, printers, meeting-room technology, and mobile devices. Manages onboarding, offboarding, permissions, equipment maintenance, ticket documentation, and issue escalation. Supports employees through onsite, remote, phone, and ticketing channels while coordinating with global IT teams and vendors. This hybrid role requires onsite work three days weekly and occasional after-hours support.

Provides desktop and helpdesk support for software, hardware, operating systems, printers, networking, telephones, mobile devices, and remote connectivity. Handles support requests, user account management, hardware and software procurement, MAC requests, asset tracking, license management, and issue escalation. Participates in helpdesk coverage and rotational after-hours support, with bi-weekly plant visits and 10% travel for on-site assistance.

Summer IT intern supporting enterprise infrastructure, including software, hardware, desktop systems, and related technology for corporate, power plant, and coal mining operations. The role provides hands-on training and industry exposure while requiring reliable attendance, communication, safe work practices, and the ability to work independently in office and occasionally industrial environments.

The Dynamic PC Support Technician provides technical support and repairs for desktops and laptops, ensuring service level agreements are met and customer satisfaction is maintained.

Provides on-site and remote desktop support for Windows and Mac computers, networks, classroom technology, peripherals, and audiovisual systems. Installs, upgrades, maintains, and repairs workstations and instructional equipment; manages inventory and documents outages. Trains faculty, staff, and students, supports help desk escalations, leads complex assignments, and may provide on-call assistance. Requires flexible scheduling and occasional travel to other university campuses.

Provides desktop and helpdesk support for internal users and external client liaisons. Responsibilities include responding to support requests, resolving hardware and software issues, installing and imaging PCs, applying upgrades and patches, supporting laptops and peripherals, troubleshooting network connectivity, and tracking issues in ticketing software. The role requires strong prioritization, multitasking, customer service, and a consistent full-time schedule.

Provides advanced desktop and systems administration support for NGA College users and IT environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting complex hardware and software issues, managing Windows, Citrix, SCCM, VDI, configurations, upgrades, backups, audits, and system performance. The role coordinates IT support for events and classrooms, trains end users, develops technical solutions, supports recoverability, leads projects, and mentors junior personnel. An active TS/SCI clearance, 8+ years of experience, relevant certifications, and a bachelor’s degree or equivalent are required.

Administer and support mission-critical Windows Server, RHEL, Nutanix, and virtualized enterprise IT environments. Responsibilities include patch management, Active Directory administration, scripting and automation, monitoring, troubleshooting, security compliance, backup and recovery, technical documentation, and infrastructure improvements. The role provides on-site support in Springfield, Virginia, and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with the ability to obtain TS/SCI with Polygraph.

Provides cross-functional application, account, desktop, workstation, printer, peripheral, and basic network support at Scott Air Force Base. Manages tickets, escalations, user setups, migrations, relocations, troubleshooting, documentation, metrics, and coordination with Government administrators and DISA support teams. Provides workload coverage, backfills absent staff, supports transitions, and maintains service continuity during peak periods.

Provides onsite desktop and end-user technology support across three locations. Responsibilities include resolving service desk requests, troubleshooting Windows and Mac hardware and software, deploying and configuring devices, managing IT assets, supporting onboarding, documenting incidents, assisting with office moves, and training users. The role supports desktops, laptops, mobile devices, audio/visual equipment, and peripherals.

Provides desktop support for Activision’s Central Technology team, including IT needs, asset management, security compliance, and game development kits. Interns learn corporate and game technology infrastructure while delivering customer support and troubleshooting assistance. The role is an in-person, 12-week summer internship in Santa Monica, California, requiring strong communication, computer operating-system proficiency, innovation, and the ability to move equipment.

Provides advanced onsite desktop, endpoint, executive, and mission IT support in NIPR and SIPR environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting and configuring devices, supporting VIP users, workstation imaging and deployment, outage monitoring, STIG and patch compliance, documentation, escalation coordination, and mentoring junior technicians. Requires extensive enterprise IT experience, active Secret clearance, and eligibility for CAC and government network access.

Provides onsite Tier II desktop support for DoD users across NIPR and SIPR environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting workstations, laptops, peripherals, printers, and software; imaging and configuring devices; managing tickets; supporting patching, upgrades, STIG activities, and baseline configurations; documenting resolutions; and coordinating escalations with systems, network, cybersecurity, and government teams.

Provides onsite desktop and end-user IT support for Windows and macOS environments. Responsibilities include workstation troubleshooting, device deployment, incident triage, ticket documentation, identity and access management, MFA and password support, escalation to remote technical teams, and customer communication. The role also identifies recurring issues, supports root-cause analysis, and maintains a professional onsite presence.

Provides frontline technical support to end users, troubleshooting hardware, software, network, and system issues. Responsibilities include managing accounts and permissions, supporting Windows desktop and server environments, maintaining systems and peripherals, documenting resolutions, assisting with deployments and upgrades, and supporting networking and IP phone infrastructure. The role includes participation in an after-hours and weekend on-call rotation.

Provides deskside and remote Level 2 IT support for company users. Troubleshoots hardware, software, connectivity, VPN, telephony, mobile devices, and peripherals. Installs, images, configures, deploys, and maintains Windows workstations and approved software; supports applications and new-hire workstation setup. Documents incidents, assets, and resolutions while meeting service level agreements.

Provides onsite Level 2 desktop and end-user support across Windows and macOS environments. Troubleshoots software, hardware, mobile devices, printers, conferencing systems, and network-related issues; manages ServiceNow tickets, documentation, asset inventories, and equipment deployments. Supports reimaging, IMAC activities, smart hands tasks, VIP users, and multiple corporate and retail locations. Also trains staff and maintains ownership of incidents through resolution.

Manages site IT infrastructure, support, maintenance, systems development, business continuity, and recovery. Leads IT professionals and support staff, oversees LAN/WAN, telephony, servers, desktops, printers, and barcode scanners, manages outsourced service providers and budgets, and provides project leadership for medium- to large-scale initiatives. Partners with business leaders to identify technology needs and implement reliable, cost-effective solutions.

Provides day-to-day technical support for employee hardware and software systems. Diagnoses and resolves user issues, escalates complex problems, and delivers timely solutions. Assists with hardware and software evaluations and recommends IT infrastructure upgrades. Works independently within established standards, improves support processes, shares best practices, and may coordinate daily objectives for junior team members.