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As a member of the IT Operations team, the IT Support Engineer will primarily work on resolving technology issues submitted by the organization. IT Support Engineer (Telecommute/Remote.
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The position will also be the primary contact for day-to-day IT support for our AWS remote users. Duties: Reporting to the Manager or Sr. Manager of IT Operations, the IT System Support Analyst will optimize employee productivity by effectively managing and supporting enterprise infrastructure applications and services under the Infrastructure & Operations team.
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The Senior IT Client Support Engineer is responsible for providing technical expertise for Apple, Windows, Virtual Desktop Machines and Android environments, Exchange, Active Directory, VoIP phones and printer/MFP including but not limited to troubleshooting, testing, installation, configuration, maintenance and application integration.
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We are hiring an experienced IT Support Specialist to help scale and optimize our business processes, work with users globally to improve productivity, and provide in-person service at our offices by resolving all technical issues.
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Peloton is looking for a forward-thinking, adaptable, and hardworking IT Support Engineer with a diverse set of skills that can thrive in a challenging and rewarding environment. As a Support Engineer, you will work across the teams in our North America footprint to provide and support IT equipment and services.
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The IT Help Desk Technician is responsible for recording the details of reported IT service issues and service requests, providing expert level, hardware and application support to end-user, and working to either restore service as quickly as possible, or alerting and/or escalating them to the appropriate specialists and providers.
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As a member of the IT Operations team, the IT Support Engineer will primarily work on resolving technology issues submitted by the rest of the organization as well as providing technical support for our Nashville office.
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Broadridge is seeking an Executive IT Support Specialist to provide world-class support to our executive team. 3+ years of experience in enterprise IT support. Broadridge associates helped us envision our Connected Workplace - a work model that allows associates around the globe, dependent upon their role responsibilities, to take advantage of the benefits of both on-site and off-site work to support our clients, one another, and the communities where we live and work.
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Under the supervision of the Release and Service Management Executive Director, within the unit of Enterprise Architecture, as the Product Support Specialist for the Division of HPD Tech, you will directly work with Application Development team to assist with Product Application, Batch Jobs debugging and resolving issues.
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The IT support specialist must be able to interface with internal and external stakeholders equally effectively. The IT Support Specialist is a customer service-focused, flexible, role.
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We are looking for a motivated and detail-oriented IT Support Technician to provide technical support and assistance to our Hard Rock Digital team. - Experience: 2+ years of experience in IT support or a similar role, with a solid understanding of Windows and macOS.
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Need experienced IT Support Specialist for our NYC office. Client is searching for an experienced IT Support Specialist at our HQ office. Title : IT Support Specialist.
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We are seeking a highly skilled IT White Glove Support Specialist to provide top-tier technical support at our NYC office, where our senior executives are based. Minimum of 5 years of experience in IT support, with at least 2 years in a white glove support role.
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Experience with Litigation support databases working with load files such as IPRO Eclipse and Relativity. Performs such services directly or in conjunction with the district's designated "Litigation Support Coordinator.
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The IT Support Specialist Level 2 – Desktop Technician will provide day to day local\Onsite desktop support, receive inbound calls, answer questions, troubleshoot and document steps performed to resolve challenges with hardware, software, and application issues in a ticketing system.
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