Information Technology Administrator

The IT Administrator is a key member of TCT’s IT function, providing responsive, hands-on support that keeps employees productive and technology dependable. The role owns day-to-day user support, equipment readiness, account setup, and clear resolution follow-through.

This position is highly employee-facing and execution-focused, requiring strong communication, sound troubleshooting judgment, and consistent follow-through. The Administrator partners with employees across the company, the Director of IT, TCT’s managed services provider (MSP), and technology vendors to maintain reliable systems and resolve issues.

The role centers on user support, with opportunities to contribute to infrastructure, cloud, security, automation, AI, and technology projects as skills and business needs grow. TCT expects the position to be onsite five days per week initially, with an anticipated transition to four onsite days per week., Employee Technology Support: Provide timely onsite and remote support for Windows

computers, laptops, printers, peripherals, conference room technology, Microsoft 365, and

business applications.

Equipment and Onboarding: Prepare computers and other equipment, support employee

onboarding and offboarding, and help manage accounts, licenses, access, and device readiness.

IT Asset Coordination: Track IT equipment and software; coordinate purchases, repairs,

warranties, returns, and replacements; and keep asset records current.

Troubleshooting and Escalation: Resolve common account, device, connectivity, and application

issues; identify when an issue needs escalation; and coordinate with the MSP or vendor through

resolution.

Microsoft 365 Administration: Assist with day-to-day administration of Microsoft 365, user

accounts, endpoint tools, and TCT’s hybrid environment, with guidance and escalation support as needed.

Documentation: Maintain clear IT documentation, setup instructions, inventories, and repeatable

procedures so employees and the IT team can find reliable answers.

Technology Projects: Help with infrastructure, cloud, security, automation, AI, and other IT

projects as priorities arise; take ownership of assigned work and expand responsibility as skills

develop.

Service Improvement: Look for practical ways to improve support and simplify recurring IT tasks

while keeping employee needs and business continuity in view.

Experience and Education: Approximately four to five years of help desk, desktop support, or

hands-on IT support experience; comparable practical experience will also be considered. A

bachelor’s degree in technology or computer science is preferred.

Employee Support: A service-oriented approach, clear communication, patience, and confidence

assisting employees with different levels of technical experience.

Troubleshooting: Ability to gather relevant information, explain next steps, prioritize urgent

issues, and follow through until the user has a resolution or clear update.

Collaboration and Ownership: Comfort working independently on routine issues and

collaborating with the IT team, MSP, and vendors on more complex problems.

Judgment and Flexibility: Sound judgment in a role where employee support may require a quick

response during business-critical situations.

Helpful Endpoint Experience: Windows endpoint setup and support, Microsoft 365, Entra ID or

Active Directory, account provisioning, and endpoint management tools such as Intune or

Windows Autopilot.

Helpful Infrastructure Experience: Solid knowledge and experience with Windows Server,

networking, cloud services such as Azure, IT security practices, backup, or disaster recovery.

Helpful Automation Experience: PowerShell or other Scripting and automation tools, Microsoft

Graph, Power Automate, Copilot Studio, n8n, or practical use of AI tools in IT work.

Additional Qualifications: Relevant certifications or experience in architecture, engineering,

construction, cost consulting, or business applications used in those environments.

Work Requirements: Based in TCT’s New York office; occasional travel to Washington, DC; ability

to prepare and move IT equipment weighing up to 50 pounds, with or without reasonable

accommodation.

Toscano Clements Taylor, LLC (TCT) is an independent, certified women-owned small business providing advisory project controls consulting services, specializing in precise cost estimation and management, planning and scheduling, and risk management. We support Owners, Architectural and Engineering firms,

and Construction Management Contractors on public- and private-sector construction and infrastructure projects. TCT is a Certified Great Place to Work®, with offices in Washington, DC and New York City.

At TCT, we believe the strength of our work depends on the strength of our people. We value

collaboration, continuous learning, direct communication, and an employee experience that gives people the structure, support, and opportunities they need to grow and contribute at a high level.