Provides onsite help desk and account administration support, including application and network access assignments, password resets, account deletion and disabling, privileged access management, and account cleanup. Supports users through phone, messaging, and in-person interactions. Assists with endpoint deployment, new device configuration and delivery, e-recycling preparation, and ITSM operations.
- Client is seeking a Help Desk Contractor to join our team.
- Assign rights to applications.
- Assign rights to network services, including folders, printers, database account rights, non-Windows-based services, and user-based drives. This may also include cloud services.
- Password resets on current users across multiple applications, including but not limited to Active Directory accounts, email accounts, remote access, and internal applications.
- Customer service state of mind, with the possibility of direct Partner interaction in person, through messaging platforms, or phone calls.
- Deletion and disabling of users.
- Regularly scheduled cleanup of accounts.
- Remediation of issues related to user accounts.
- Management of secondary accounts and privileged access accounts.
- Solid technical background with service desk and desktop support
- Basic understanding of the operations of the Active Directory.
- Basic understanding and operations of Outlook.
- Should be able to impact day one of this project.
- Basic endpoint deployment knowledge.
- Configuration of new device procurements
- eliveries of new procurements
- E-Recycling preparation for salvaged County material, including the movement, compiling, and processing of equipment
- Basic understanding of and operation of ITSM
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