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Job Title: Senior Application Support Analyst. Experience with ITRS Geneos, AppDynamics or alternate APM/Monitoring tools. Job Title: Senior Application Support Analyst. Exposure or high-level understanding of cloud computing platforms (AWS, Azure.
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Reporting to the IT Support & Store Delivery Manager, the IT Support Analyst will be the first point of contact for all IT incidents and requests from retail stores and our Burnaby Support Office users, providing a high level of customer service remotely and in-person.
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Our client is looking for an IT Support Analyst for an 8 month contract. Check logs, search vendor sites, and check SDLC support guides. Support multiple development teams that have issues and questions related to SDLC tools.
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3+ years of industry experience in IT tech support / service desk function. As an IT Service Desk Engineer, you will be responsible for enhancing the end-user experience by providing front-line technical support services while working with a diverse team.
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OST is looking for a Hadoop Application Support Analyst for a contract Hybrid role in Mississauga. 4-6 years experience in an Application Support role. Working knowledge of various components and technologies under Cloudera distribution like HDFS, Hive, Impala, Spark, YARN, Sentry, Oozie, Kafka.
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Our client in the non profit industry is looking for a Technical Support Agent for a full time permanent basis. ● Maintain procedures and reports that provide technical support to the entire organization.
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