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The IT Helpdesk Support Specialist is responsible for providing technical assistance and support to end-users within the organization. They will diagnose and resolve software and hardware issues, set up and configure computer systems, and offer guidance on IT-related problems. The IT Helpdesk Support Specialist will be the first point of contact for IT-related inquiries and will ensure a high level of customer service and problem resolution for all IT-related requests.

Responsibilities:

Helpdesk Support:

Receive and respond to IT-related inquiries from end-users through various communication channels (phone, email, ticketing system).

Troubleshoot and resolve hardware and software issues for computer systems, printers, mobile devices, and other peripherals.

Provide technical assistance for software applications and recommend solutions to resolve problems.

Incident Management:

Log and track all support incidents and service requests using the IT ticketing system.

Prioritize and manage multiple support requests to ensure timely and effective resolution.

Escalate complex issues to appropriate IT support teams when necessary.

User Account Management:

Create and manage user accounts, passwords, and access permissions based on company policies and security protocols.

Assist with onboarding and offboarding processes for employees, ensuring proper access to IT resources.

Software and System Configuration:

Install, configure, and update software applications on desktops and laptops.

Perform system updates, patches, and software upgrades as required.

Network and Connectivity Support:

Troubleshoot network connectivity issues, including wired and wireless connections.

Assist with VPN setup and connectivity for remote users.

IT Documentation:

Maintain accurate records of support requests, troubleshooting steps, and resolutions in the IT knowledge base.

Create and update user guides and documentation to help users with common IT tasks.

Hardware and Inventory Management:

Monitor and manage IT hardware inventory, ensuring adequate stock levels for replacement and repairs.

Coordinate with vendors for hardware repairs and warranty services.

IT Security and Compliance:

Enforce IT security policies and protocols to protect sensitive data and information.

Assist in implementing and maintaining cybersecurity measures.

Requirements:

Associate or Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field is preferred.

Proven experience as an IT Helpdesk Support Specialist or in a similar IT support role.

Strong knowledge of computer hardware, operating systems, software applications, and networking concepts.

Proficiency in troubleshooting technical issues and providing remote support.

Familiarity with IT service management and ticketing systems.

Excellent customer service skills with a patient and professional demeanor.

Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities.

Effective communication skills, both written and verbal.

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

IT certifications (e.g., CompTIA A+, Microsoft Certified Professional) are a plus.

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