Top IT Support Specialist Jobs

Leads escalated IT support for corporate offices and manufacturing sites. Provides hands-on troubleshooting across Windows, macOS, mobile devices, SaaS, identity, networking, and production technology. Manages endpoint lifecycles, onboarding and offboarding, MDM deployments, identity integrations, procurement, vendors, documentation, automation, and ITSM processes. Supports plant devices and infrastructure, coordinates remote and onsite technical work, and helps standardize scalable IT operations.

Provides advanced remote and onsite IT support for client hardware, software, networks, servers, cloud platforms, security, backups, and communications systems. Troubleshoots complex issues, manages tickets, collaborates with vendors and internal teams, documents solutions, mentors junior staff, supports network cutovers and hardware refreshes, and participates in after-hours on-call rotations. The role requires regional travel, strong customer communication, and expertise in managed service provider environments.

Provides on-site IT end-user support for hardware, software, networks, VoIP, mobile devices, printers, security patching, and user onboarding. Manages workstation provisioning, imaging, inventory, asset disposal, account administration, and troubleshooting. Maintains documentation and knowledge-base articles, supports IT asset management compliance with DFARS and CMMC controls, and participates in Lean/Six Sigma improvement activities.

Provide technical support for employees, executives, and clients across desktop systems, hardware, software, accounts, networks, VOIP, conference rooms, and remote environments. Manage onboarding and offboarding, inventory, ticketing, vendor coordination, endpoint security, identity systems, and technology testing. Document solutions, create user guides, support IT initiatives, and coordinate with DevOps and information security teams.

Provides first-level technical support for employees, troubleshooting hardware, software, accounts, networks, printers, phones, and connectivity issues. Installs and configures equipment, supports onboarding, manages tickets, maintains technology inventory and compliance, documents solutions, and escalates complex issues. Requires strong customer service, communication, troubleshooting, and organizational skills, along with Windows, macOS, networking, and access-management experience. This is a full-time, in-office Austin role with occasional after-hours or on-call support.

Provides desktop and remote IT support for employees and clients, including hardware, software, accounts, peripherals, conference-room technology, VOIP, and endpoint security. Maintains IT inventory, ticketing workflows, onboarding and offboarding, documentation, and vendor relationships. Supports executives and IT operations initiatives while troubleshooting macOS, Windows, SaaS, identity-management, network, and mobile-device systems.

Provides advanced Level II IT support for hardware, software, applications, networks, and infrastructure. Resolves escalated tickets, troubleshoots complex issues, mentors Level I technicians, manages IT assets and documentation, supports deployments and recoveries, and assists with testing and training. The role includes inbound calls, ticket management, after-hours support, and travel to company locations for end-user and infrastructure support.

Provides hardware and software support, employee onboarding and offboarding, helpdesk administration, application and system integration support, cybersecurity awareness training, endpoint protection, IT inventory management, vendor coordination, reporting, and HIPAA compliance. Troubleshoots technical issues, maintains reliable infrastructure, supports software implementations, and recommends technology improvements.

Provides onboarding, offboarding, hardware and software provisioning, helpdesk support, systems integration maintenance, cybersecurity awareness training, endpoint protection, asset management, vendor software support, and IT compliance. Troubleshoots technical issues, maintains reporting infrastructure and inventory records, supports HIPAA compliance, coordinates technology purchases, and recommends improvements to organizational systems.

Provides technical support for hardware, software, networking, audio-visual systems, and video conferencing. Troubleshoots user issues, installs and repairs equipment, manages accounts and permissions, performs basic system and network administration, maintains technical records, escalates complex problems, and trains users on technology.

Provides internal IT support through ticketing, phone, remote, and in-person channels. Troubleshoots Windows systems, hardware, software, networks, peripherals, and business applications; manages account access, device deployment, imaging, inventory, and replacements. Documents resolutions, maintains technical guides, trains employees, identifies recurring issues, and assists with upgrades and IT projects. Requires at least three years of IT support experience, strong Windows and Microsoft 365 knowledge, and ability to obtain a U.S. security clearance.

Provides technical support for hardware, software, networking, audio-visual systems, and user inquiries. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, equipment installation, system and network administration, account and permissions management, vendor escalation, documentation, user training, and AV support for meetings and events. The role supports technologies including Windows, Active Directory, Microsoft 365, conferencing platforms, Crestron, and network devices.

Provides frontline IT support by troubleshooting technical issues, repairing and maintaining devices, installing hardware and software, supporting basic audio-video technology, documenting service tickets, meeting SLAs, and coordinating with vendors and enterprise IT teams. The role also performs preventive maintenance, follows operational procedures, and supports projects. Candidates need desktop support experience, foundational networking and security knowledge, operating-system familiarity, and one qualifying IT certification.

Provides technical support and system administration for desktops, servers, networks, point-of-sale systems, RFID equipment, telecommunications, and related infrastructure. Installs, configures, maintains, documents, and troubleshoots Windows, VMware, Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Exchange, backup systems, and macOS devices. Manages tickets, vendors, inventory, technical recommendations, user training, and system upgrades. Requires flexible weekend, holiday, and 24/7 on-call availability, plus field support across the mountain resort.

Provides IT support across multiple automotive dealership locations. Responsibilities include troubleshooting Microsoft software and hardware, managing IT vendors, installing and supporting CDK and other dealership software, configuring PCs and peripheral devices, maintaining compliance with IT standards, and contributing to technology strategies. The role requires strong problem-solving, communication, independent field support, and reliable transportation between locations.

Provides Tier 1 and Tier 2 technical support, maintains Microsoft, Cisco, Atlassian, SharePoint, networking, hardware, and infrastructure systems, and supports onboarding and offboarding. The role also assists healthcare staff with EHR workflows, permissions, troubleshooting, documentation, and vendor escalations while promoting HIPAA-compliant privacy and security practices.

Provides onsite workstation and end-user computing support, including deploying and maintaining PCs, network printers, applications, and remote management systems. Tests equipment and software, troubleshoots hardware and application issues, manages vendor support, advises business users on technology and security, and trains coworkers on equipment and diagnostic tools.

Provides onsite IT support for enterprise applications, systems, and networks. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, root cause analysis, application coding and testing support, requirements documentation, system integration, technical documentation, incident tracking, escalation, and collaboration with technical and business teams. The role supports reliable IT operations and continuous service improvement while assisting users and maintaining application services.

Provides frontline IT and application support for infrastructure, endpoints, Windows, Active Directory, Microsoft 365, networks, and the Imagine application. Troubleshoots incidents, administers accounts and devices, deploys workstations, maintains asset and ticket records, performs controlled SQL tasks, documents diagnostics, and escalates complex issues to Tier 2/3 teams or vendors.

Provides Tier 1 and Tier 2 technical support across Windows devices, Microsoft 365, identity systems, endpoints, mobile devices, networking, and business applications. Manages tickets, employee onboarding and offboarding, access administration, device deployment, asset records, security procedures, documentation, and basic user training. Supports offices, jobsites, and subsidiary locations, escalates complex issues, and improves processes through automation, PowerShell, and responsible AI-assisted workflows.

Provides frontline IT support and routine systems administration across office and construction jobsite operations. Responsibilities include help desk ticket resolution, device lifecycle management, connectivity troubleshooting, Microsoft 365 and account administration, system monitoring, backup and patch checks, security maintenance, vendor coordination, asset tracking, and technical documentation. The role supports onboarding, transfers, and offboarding while standardizing workflows and ensuring reliable technology access for employees.

Provides primary onsite IT support for employees, handling tickets and troubleshooting hardware, software, connectivity, account access, authentication, printers, conference room technology, and business applications. Manages device deployment, onboarding and offboarding, documentation, inventory, escalations, and user training while partnering with the remote IT team to support technology initiatives and improve support processes.

Provides onsite and remote IT support for manufacturing operations, troubleshooting hardware, software, network, printing, connectivity, and plant technology issues. Supports CNC equipment, scanners, printers, endpoints, VoIP, and Wi-Fi; manages tickets, documentation, deployments, updates, hardware refreshes, vendors, and operational technology projects. Prioritizes production-impacting incidents, communicates status, escalates issues, and identifies improvements to reduce downtime.

Provides white-glove IT support to senior executives and owns technology delivery for corporate events, leadership meetings, town halls, broadcasts, and customer briefings. Responsibilities include troubleshooting devices and collaboration tools, planning event technology, managing audio/video setups, conducting rehearsals, coordinating vendors and stakeholders, resolving incidents, maintaining documentation, and improving operational processes. The role requires discretion, executive presence, strong communication, and occasional support outside standard business hours.

Provides advanced helpdesk support for campus computers, peripherals, software, network accounts, and Blackboard LMS functionality. Troubleshoots user, application, authentication, and system issues; performs root cause analysis and remedial actions; installs and modifies software; creates work orders; assists with account management; coordinates with vendors; supports outages; and trains faculty, staff, and students.