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We’re looking for a service desk associate who shares our commitment to leveraging technology to make a real impact in the world – a professional who knows, beyond all else, that the quality of our products and services is only as good as the company we keep.
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The Bilingual Partner Service Desk Associate manages media content through specific workflow-based Operations along with monitoring & reconciling QA Content. Consulting: Business consulting, IT strategy, and digital transformation.
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Provide IT technical support for local and remote employees and visiting missionaries serving with PioneersGather information on user issues, create tickets, and escalate as necessaryCollaborate with other IT staff as needed to resolve outstanding service desk requestsDeploy software and hardware (incl.
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Responsibilities Provides basic help desk support by troubleshooting issues with end user desktop/laptop, printer, copiers and software. Provides all customers of Foundation Health with an excellent service experience by consistently demonstrating our core and leader behaviors each and every day.
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We have partnered with our client in their search for a Service Desk Associate. Title: Service Desk Associate. This team member will provide high-quality white glove service to ensure that IT systems and equipment issues are resolved in a timely manner to keep our team productive.
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