The IT Technician I/II provides onsite and remote support, troubleshooting workstation OS, printers, business applications, and basic networking issues, ensuring high service standards.
Job Description
Join Intelligent Technical Solutions, a dynamic and growing company, as our Technician I / II. We're looking for a collaborative problem-solver with excellent customer service skills and a detail-oriented mindset. In this role, you'll be pivotal in providing both onsite and remote IT support, ensuring our clients receive top-notch technical assistance. You'll handle a range of tasks, from system updates to hands-on troubleshooting, playing a critical role in maintaining our high standards of IT service.
Job Responsibilities
This role is expected to be able to resolve the following technical issues with little or no assistance:
- Workstation operating system issues of any kind.
- Printer issues of any kind.
- Standard business application (Office, etc.) issues of any kind.
- Line-of-business application issues for common applications (SAGE ERP, QuickBooks), and for more niche applications with vendor assistance.
- Basic networking troubleshooting related to desktop connectivity.
- Answer incoming Quick Fix calls from clients.
Job Qualifications
- Experience with Windows and Mac OS troubleshooting.
- Prior experience in Helpdesk support or a similar role.
- Skilled in application troubleshooting, PC deployments/imaging, and user profile management.
- Proficient in supporting Office 365, MS Office, Adobe, Active Directory, backup software, endpoint cybersecurity, mobile devices, and various business applications.
- Experience with Managed Service Providers (MSPs) is highly desirable.
- Valid driver's license, vehicle insurance, and access to a vehicle for client visits
Job KPI's
- First-touch closed: Each ticket that is completed with only one time entry contributes to this number
- Utilization: The percentage of time that you are on the clock and billing time to client tickets
- CSAT: Scores filled out by clients using the rating system in tickets
Compensation:
Pay rates start at $23 per hour and may vary by experience and location.
Benefits:
- Paid US Holiday
- Paid Time Off
- Comprehensive Health Plans
- Life and Accident Insurance
- Accident and Disability Coverage
- Company-paid training and certification
- Retirement Security
- Health & Wellness Program
- Salary Advancement
Top Skills
Active Directory
Adobe
Endpoint Cybersecurity
macOS
MS Office
Office 365
Quickbooks
Sage Erp
Windows
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