Desktop Support Technician
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Job description
The Desktop Support Technician provides high-level technical support for end users, ensuring reliability, security, and performance of end user devices and applications. This role supports a diverse user base, including executives and VIPs, and requires strong customer service and technical troubleshooting skills.
Essential Duties
· Resolve Service Desk incidents and requests within SLA
· Provide face-to-face and virtual end user support
· Deploy systems, equipment, applications, and updates
· Troubleshoot WAN/LAN/Wi-Fi issues and support infrastructure projects
· Manage hardware inventory and coordinate replacements
· Support telephony, video conferencing, and breakroom equipment
· Maintain documentation and knowledge base articles
· Provide end user training as needed
· Maintain AD/Entra ID profiles, groups, and access provisioning
· Identify automation opportunities to improve support operations
Requirements
Do you have experience in macOS administration?, Do you have a Bachelor's degree?, · 3-5+ years as a Desktop Support Technician
· Experience supporting 300-500+ user environments
· 2+ years hardware troubleshooting in manufacturing
· 2+ years Active Directory maintenance
· Experience supporting executives and VIPs
· Hands-on support for Windows 10/11 and macOS
Skills & Certifications
· CompTIA A+ or MCDST preferred
· Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline required
· Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
· Excellent communication and customer service skills
· Adaptability and willingness to learn evolving technologies
Technical Skills
· OS: Windows 10/11, macOS, basic Linux
· Suites: O365, SharePoint, G Suite, Exchange
· Endpoint tools: Intune, JAMF, SCCM, NinjaOne
· Identity: AD, Azure AD
· Networking: TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VPN, 802.1x
· Ticketing: ServiceNow, Jira Service Management
· Hardware: PC/Mac, mobile devices, peripherals., * How many years of hands-on experience do you have with Intune, JAMF, SCCM, or NinjaOne for endpoint management?