IT Services Consultant

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snellingNew York (NY)

Computer User Support SpecialistsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Responsibilities:*Assist supervisor or department head with system enhancements, including patching network devices and servers, installing/upgrading software and hardware, and configuring systems.*Support the daily operation of banking compliance systems by following established procedures.*Prepare documentation and reports for IT management in collaboration with team lead.*Respond to helpdesk tickets and user requests in a timely and efficient mannerHireQuest does not discriminate on the basis of Race, Color, Religion, Sex, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, National Origin, Age, Genetic Information, Disability, Protected Veteran Status, or other legally protected group status in making hiring or employment decisions.We welcome candidates from all backgrounds, industries, and abilities to join our team. HireQuest is a global workforce solutions provider offering everything from on-demand staffing to executive recruiting through our core brands: HireQuest Direct, MRINetwork, Snelling, and TradeCorp. Recognized by SIA as one of the "Largest Staffing Firms" and "Fastest Growing Staffing Firms," we take pride in building inclusive teams. To ensure every applicant has a positive experience, our hiring and interview process is designed to meet diverse needs. If you require a reasonable accommodation during your application or interview, please contact [email protected].

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