Desktop Support Technician
$18.45 - $20.00 per hour
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Junior
SALARY
$18.45 - $20.00 per hour
About the role
- Basic administration and troubleshooting of:o DHCP / DNSo Active Directoryo VPN and remote access toolso Windows domain account issueso Wireless connectivity and hotspots Collaborate with the network team on basic troubleshooting tasks Provide Tier 1 support for Google Workspace, MS Office, Box, Logitech video systems, and Zoom Perform basic mobile device management including deployment, collection, inventory, and reset/wipe procedures Customer Service
- Deliver prompt and courteous user support via:o Wolken ticketing system (incident resolution and device lifecycle tasks)o Google Chat and Gmail (Outlook familiarity is a plus)o Zoom Calling and Zoom video conferencing
- Maintain a positive user experience with clear communication and professionalism
- This position primarily supports users at a designated client office but may also be assigned to provide onsite support at other client locations within the same city or region when business needs require it. Travel Expectations
- Travel for this role is rare and only occurs on a limited, as-needed basis for special projects or during acquisition-related transitions.
- 1-2+ years in a desktop support or corporate helpdesk environment preferred
- Technically inclined and eager to learn new tools and platforms
- Clear and concise communicator with the ability to explain technical concepts to non-technical users
- Familiar with Windows 10/11; Mac OS experience is a plus
- Skilled in teamwork and conflict resolution in a professional setting
- Self-starter with strong follow-through and attention to process
- Able to work independently while following team procedures and protocols
- Salary Description$18.45 - $20.00
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