Desktop Support Engineer

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joseph anthony groupNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000 - $150,000

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About the role

Desktop Support Engineer
Location: NYCOur client is a well-capitalized quantitative trading firm with an established presence across global financial markets. As they continue to scale their operations, they are seeking a Senior IT Engineer / Technical Operations Administrator to oversee core IT infrastructure, end-user technology, identity and access management, networking, and operational support. This is a hands-on position offering broad exposure across systems administration, cloud applications, endpoint management, security operations, and office network infrastructure within a collaborative and fast-paced environment. Responsibilities &
Requirements: Administer identity and access management processes, including onboarding, offboarding, user provisioning, access reviews, and authentication controls across core business platforms. Manage and support enterprise SaaS environments, collaboration platforms, productivity tools, and day-to-day technical operations. 100% MacOS environment. Maintain and troubleshoot office network infrastructure, including switches, wireless access points, VPN connectivity, and firewall appliances. Provide hands-on technical support for hardware, software, account access, endpoint management, and connectivity-related issues. Support security-focused operational initiatives while maintaining documentation, asset inventories, vendor relationships, and IT best practices.
Compensation & Benefits: Base salary ranging $100,000 - $150,000.Opportunity to take ownership of a broad technology environment spanning infrastructure, networking, security, and end-user operations. Exposure to modern SaaS platforms, enterprise technologies, and security-focused operational practices. High-visibility role with direct impact on technology strategy, operational efficiency, and employee experience. Long-term growth potential within a stable and expanding organization investing heavily in its technology infrastructure.

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