IT System Support Specialist I/II Contractor

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esr healthcareSacramento (CA)

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IT System Support Specialist I/II Contractor Seeking an ITSSS whose primary duties will be to assist with the on-site MIS support at the County Clerk Recorder. This assignment will primarily be with a team that focuses on one customer's IT needs CCR, while maintaining standards defined by the Department of Technology. This role will require: Strong customer service skills Knowledge of Active Directory or other identity management system Attention to detail Ability to work with rapidly changing priorities Experience with troubleshooting Windows systems Good verbal and writing skills for customer interaction and documentation Second-level Service Desk support tickets, resolve hardware and software issues and assist customers remotely with DUO, NetMotion, and network resource connectivity. Deployment of MECM GUI and Headless images, and software deployments both manual and as MECM task sequence software packages. Update both hardware and software assignments in Manifest. Assist users in operating systems, application programs, utilities, and hardware operations. Image, install and move IT-related equipment. Experience with hardware peripherals such as label/receipt printers and barcode scanners A good understanding of Microsoft Edge configurations (used as the platform for running web applications) Working Place: Sacramento, California, United States
Company: ESR Healthcare

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