Top IT Support Specialist Jobs

Provide Tier 1 IT support, manage employee onboarding/offboarding and hardware lifecycle, maintain IT documentation and knowledge base, assist with access reviews and legal hold processes, support Jira administration, handle IT procurement/expenses, and communicate IT changes to users.

The role involves providing IT support, troubleshooting technology issues, managing user accounts, and collaborating with stakeholders on IT initiatives.

Provide internal helpdesk support: triage and resolve tickets, maintain knowledgebase and documentation, provision Windows and macOS devices, troubleshoot hardware/software/network and AV (Zoom/Slack), support company events, assist IT projects, and research emerging technologies.

The IT Support Specialist provides frontline support for hardware, software, and network issues, improves IT processes, collaborates with teams, manages devices, and supports events to enhance employee experience.

Responsible for providing IT support, diagnosing hardware and network issues, developing solutions, and managing technical challenges impacting users both in-person and remotely.

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

As the sole IT support at Apptronik, you will manage multi-platform endpoint administration, network operations, and user support, ensuring efficient IT functioning.

Provide face-to-face software and hardware support for Mobile Research Vehicles (MRVs): coordinate telecom/vendor installs, inspect and establish telephone/network connectivity, reinstall and test IT equipment, manage Linux/Windows servers and backups, maintain wireless and network hardware, troubleshoot endpoints and Microsoft 365, use ticketing/ITSM, coordinate repairs (may require travel), and be on-call including weekends.

Provide advanced technical assistance to faculty, staff, and students; log and resolve tickets via ServiceNow; install, configure, and maintain desktops, laptops, printers, and applications; coordinate with vendors and infrastructure teams; document troubleshooting steps and escalate as needed while delivering high-quality customer service.

Provide Tier 1/2 reactive and proactive IT support for MSP clients: troubleshoot Windows desktops/servers, Microsoft 365/Azure, networking, VPNs, printers, backups and alerts; manage ticket queue, communicate with customers, escalate when needed.

Provide on-site IT support for Windows-based workstations, network and production systems. Install/configure PCs, networking equipment, manage Active Directory and Microsoft 365, troubleshoot VoIP and firewalls, support manufacturing IT/PLC integrations, maintain inventories and documentation, and travel 20–30% to other sites for installations and training.

The IT Application Support Specialist investigates support issues, troubleshoots application problems, and collaborates with development teams to resolve bugs and improve applications.

The Executive IT Support Specialist provides dedicated technology support for the CEO, ensuring seamless operation of devices, collaboration tools, and home/office technology while maintaining confidentiality and high service standards.

An IT Support Specialist is needed to provide technical support for PCs, phones, AV equipment, and infrastructure, documenting incidents and participating in IT projects.

The role involves providing IT support to clients, troubleshooting software issues, communicating with customers, and creating documentation. Occasional travel is required for training clients at conferences.

Provide end-user support for technical issues, manage service tickets, configure hardware, administer systems and enhance IT environments.

The IT Support Specialist will provide technical support, manage issues via IT ticketing systems, maintain computer systems and networks, and collaborate on IT solutions.

The IT Support Specialist provides technical support for PCs, phones, AV equipment, and IT infrastructure, documenting work and responding to incidents, and supports office administration and projects as needed.

Provide Level 1–2 on‑site IT support for manufacturing operations, troubleshooting desktops, laptops, peripherals, network/wireless connectivity, and servers. Administer user accounts in Active Directory/Entra ID, coordinate vendors, support onboarding/offboarding, participate in IT projects, maintain documentation, and perform security investigations.

The IT Support Specialist provides technical support for PCs, phones, AV equipment, and infrastructure, along with assisting on projects and documentation.

Provide in-person and remote technical support for Windows and macOS devices, cloud-hosted services, and network/software issues. Complete new-hire setups and desk moves, train staff on technology, solicit user feedback to improve service, and support in-office and remote users. Work includes rotating nights/weekends and a hybrid in-office schedule.

Provide daily on-site IT support, troubleshoot hardware/software/network issues across desktops, laptops, mobile devices and peripherals; set up and onboard new hires; perform repairs and maintenance; manage inventory and MDM enrollment; maintain cable organization and conference-room readiness; assist with basic network troubleshooting and endpoint security deployment.

Provide technical assistance for hardware, software, and network systems; configure and deploy workstations and accounts; maintain IT infrastructure; manage inventory and procurement; document and resolve incidents per SLAs; report/escalate security incidents and support end-users to improve processes.

Provide L1/L2 IT support for desktops, servers, networking, and peripherals; administer Windows Server, Active Directory, Microsoft 365, DNS/DHCP; support ERP (preferably SAP) and business-critical applications; manage endpoint security, patching, backups, and disaster recovery; support plant and remote-site IT operations, vendors, and assets; maintain documentation, SOPs, and drive infrastructure improvements to ensure 24x7 manufacturing uptime.

Provide on-site primary IT support for the Pinellas Park facility and remote support across sites. Troubleshoot hardware, software, network, and connectivity issues; deploy and maintain desktops, laptops, printers, mobile devices, Windows servers, Microsoft 365, and Active Directory; participate in cybersecurity, patching, backups, and infrastructure projects; support ERP and manufacturing systems; coordinate vendors; maintain documentation; provide user training; perform occasional travel and after-hours support.