Top Remote Operations & Support Jobs in Raleigh-Durham, NC

Provides first-level remote technical support for hardware, software, networks, Microsoft 365, cloud services, user accounts, and access management. Installs and maintains devices, monitors ticket requests, supports onboarding, documents solutions, assists with deployments and upgrades, and helps maintain secure technology systems. The role also improves support processes, delivers user training, and provides responsive customer service to employees.

Provide technical support to customers and internal users through phone and email. Diagnose and resolve SaaS application, system, network, database, and data-related issues; analyze application data; assist with IT questionnaires and assessments; collaborate with hospital IT and pharmacy teams; maintain customer satisfaction; and participate in occasional overnight on-call coverage.

Leads digital technology operations at an onsite aerospace facility, serving as the primary escalation point between enterprise technology teams, local leadership, vendors, and production environments. Oversees infrastructure reliability, security, compliance, audit readiness, hosting costs, service-level performance, technology deployments, and maintenance. Coordinates network, wireless, facility, conference room, machine installation, collaboration, telecommunications, and security initiatives while advocating for site priorities and ensuring timely resolution of technology issues.

Own and administer Salesforce globally across Sales Cloud, CPQ, and Experience Cloud. Build workflows, flows, validation rules, reports, dashboards, and integrations; maintain data quality and governance; support forecasting, territories, quotas, and revenue operations. Partner with global stakeholders and external implementation teams, lead UAT, document configurations, train users, and recommend Salesforce, AI, and integration enhancements.

Manage day-to-day IT for a remote-first startup, including onboarding and offboarding, device and account administration, employee troubleshooting, IT documentation, vendor coordination, endpoint security, DNS, MDM, patching, and compliance support. The role also contributes to IT projects such as MDM migration, tooling rollouts, vendor evaluation, and security improvements. This is a part-time engagement of approximately 8–10 hours weekly with occasional onsite support preferred in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Coordinates interpreting assignments across clients and projects by scheduling qualified interpreters, recruiting language professionals, communicating assignment details, maintaining records, onboarding resources, reviewing invoices, and resolving coverage issues. The role monitors schedules, handles cancellations and urgent changes, collaborates with project management, finance, recruiting, and operations teams, and identifies workflow improvements. It requires independent remote work during U.S. Eastern business hours and professional English communication.

Provides in-person digital literacy coaching, technical support, workshops, and career-readiness assistance to adult learners and system-impacted individuals. Helps participants use devices, email, internet platforms, accounts, and job applications; maintains records, conducts intake and follow-up, and supports welcoming digital access spaces. The role requires trauma-informed communication, adaptable instruction, troubleshooting skills, travel among community and jail sites, and successful jail clearance.

Analyzes business processes, systems, and operational data to identify inefficiencies and implement improvements. Documents current-state processes, develops procedures and workflow diagrams, supports audits, and evaluates change effectiveness. Collaborates with stakeholders on project scopes, business cases, implementation, testing, training, and UAT releases. Monitors KPIs, recommends system and process enhancements, provides training and technical assistance, and coordinates multiple initiatives across business, IT, and servicing departments.

Leads CleanPack hazardous waste services nationwide, driving revenue growth, margins, pricing, compliance, and operational strategy. Serves as the subject matter expert on lab packing, chemical segregation, waste profiling, transportation, disposal, and TSDF routing. Partners with sales, field operations, and disposal facilities; supports proposals and RFPs; develops cost models, sales tools, and training; oversees quality and profitability; and directs CleanPack sales specialists. Requires extensive hazardous waste experience, regulatory expertise, financial modeling skills, and 25–50% travel.

Paid, full-time summer interns support product management, business operations, strategic projects, data analysis, process documentation, reporting, dashboards, presentations, stakeholder collaboration, and implementation initiatives. Interns develop analytical, project management, communication, and business problem-solving skills while working in a hybrid schedule near assigned offices.