Desktop Support Specialist
matchpointCrawfordsville (IN)
About the role
Our manufacturing client is looking for an onsite IT resource to provide desktop support and assist with Microsoft-based technologies and desktop imaging. Candidates with hands-on desktop support and/or engineering support experience are encouraged to apply.
Key Responsibilities / Skills:
- Provide onsite desktop and end-user supportTroubleshoot Windows/Microsoft hardware and software issues
- Desktop/laptop imaging, deployment, and configuration
- Support Microsoft 365 and Windows environments
- Assist with user setups, equipment deployments, and general IT supportTroubleshoot connectivity, application, and peripheral issues
- Strong communication and customer service skills
- Desired Background: open to candidates with either:
Desktop Support experience focused on Windows, Microsoft 365, imaging, hardware/software troubleshooting, and end-user support; orMid-Level Engineer experience with a deeper Microsoft technical background supporting desktop, systems, imaging, and infrastructure environments.
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