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Davis Technology Management · Tech Support

Enterprise Site Support

Where
Walnut Creek
Experience
Not stated
Pay
$57K–$75Kbase, as stated on the posting
Posted
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ABOUT US

Davis Technology Management is a successful technology company in the IT staffing, Technology Consulting and IT Managed Services sector. Our focus is crafting technical and staffing solutions that empower businesses and foster growth. Our foundation is built on a commitment to our Core Values, and a team dedicated to bridging the gap between innovative IT solutions and businesses seeking to navigate the complexities of the digital age.

 

At the heart of everything we do, we’re dedicated to exceeding expectations and creating RAVING FANS both within our internal team and amongst our clients.

 

The Enterprise Site Support Analyst is a member of the team within IT Operations. The incumbent will interact with all levels of users in the company, including senior executives. He or she performs troubleshooting duties on hardware, software, and data network problems for individual users; installs, repairs, and provides preventive maintenance of personal computer and related systems; completes required logs and reports of maintenance activities; provides training and technical assistance to users on hardware and software applications; performs hardware and software moves, adds, and changes; learns LAN design and configuration concepts and participates in the analysis and resolution of network problems and malfunctions; participates in the design, testing, implementation, and maintenance of PC/LAN systems. He or she must have the ability to work well under pressure in a rapidly changing environment with some supervision and guidance from the supervisor.

What you’ll do:

You have these skills:

And these qualifications:

Extra credit if you have:

Experience with iOS devices in a networked environment