Information Technology Help Desk Support

Posted 3 days ago

stellar consulting solutionsSeattle (WA)

Computer User Support Specialists Computer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Role: Lab Computing Analyst

Location: Seattle, WA

Duration: 6+Months(Contract#W2)

Client: Pharma*We are looking for a Lab Computing Analyst to join a dynamic laboratory IT team supporting Windows-based laboratory systems and scientific instrumentation.

🔹 Key Responsibilities: • Provide technical support for laboratory computers, Windows systems, peripherals, and instrument-controlled software• Perform computer imaging, Windows installation/upgrades, configuration, and troubleshooting• Support scientific instruments and their connected computers/software• Manage equipment onboarding, relocation, upgrades, and retirement• Troubleshoot hardware/software issues and coordinate with instrument vendors• Support system validation, change management, security, and compliance activities• Maintain equipment/PC/software inventory and technical documentation🔹 Required Skills:• Strong Windows / Desktop Support experience• Experience with computer imaging and deployment• Strong hardware and software troubleshooting skills• Experience supporting laboratory or scientific instrumentation• Knowledge of networking and Windows security/permissions• Strong customer service, communication, and problem-solving skills🔹 Preferred:• Life Sciences / Pharmaceutical experience• Scientific instrumentation experience• Experience in GxP, GMP, ISO, or FDA-regulated environments• Experience working in validated environments📍 Location: Seattle, WA🏢 Work Arrangement: Onsitekindly share resume at gaurav@stellarconsulting.com or call me at 678-935-7045 to discuss more!

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