Troubleshooting:
Diagnosing and resolving a wide range of technical issues, including hardware malfunctions, software glitches, and network connectivity problems.
Installation and Configuration:
Setting up new computers, software, and peripherals for employees, ensuring they have the necessary tools to perform their jobs.
Remote and On-site Support:
Providing assistance to users through phone, email, remote access, and in-person visits, depending on the nature of the issue.
Escalation:
Identifying and escalating complex or unresolved issues to specialized teams or vendors.
Documentation:
Maintaining detailed records of support requests, troubleshooting steps, and solutions in a ticketing system.
Training and User Education:
Guiding users on how to use new software or hardware, and providing general IT training to improve their technical proficiency.
Hardware and Software Maintenance:
Ensuring that computers and software are up-to-date and functioning properly through regular maintenance and upgrades.
Network Support:
Troubleshooting network connectivity problems, ensuring that users can access the network and resources they need.
Inventory Management:
Managing and tracking the organization's technology inventory, including ordering new equipment as needed.
Security Awareness:
Ensuring that users are aware of and adhere to company IT policies and security best practices.