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The ad says“Windows Server: Active Directory, DNS, file/folder security, certificates, and print servers.”
The ad says“Working knowledge of Office 365, Adobe, and common Windows apps.”
The ad says“Hands-on experience with RMM, PSA/ticketing, and documentation platforms (we use NinjaOne, Autotask, and IT Glue).”
The ad says“Windows Server: Active Directory, DNS, file/folder security, certificates, and print servers.”
The ad says“Windows Server: Active Directory, DNS, file/folder security, certificates, and print servers.”
The ad says“Familiarity with email management platforms like OpenText (AppRiver).”
The ad says“Endpoint security and antivirus experience (BitDefender preferred).”
The ad says“Windows Server: Active Directory, DNS, file/folder security, certificates, and print servers.”
The ad says“Hands-on experience with RMM, PSA/ticketing, and documentation platforms (we use NinjaOne, Autotask, and IT Glue).”
The ad says“Virus removal, spam mitigation, and LAN troubleshooting.”
The ad says“Hands-on experience with RMM, PSA/ticketing, and documentation platforms (we use NinjaOne, Autotask, and IT Glue).”
The ad says“Working knowledge of Office 365, Adobe, and common Windows apps.”
The ad says“Familiarity with email management platforms like OpenText (AppRiver).”
The ad says“Windows Server: Active Directory, DNS, file/folder security, certificates, and print servers.”
The ad says“Hands-on experience with RMM, PSA/ticketing, and documentation platforms (we use NinjaOne, Autotask, and IT Glue).”
The ad says“Hands-on experience with RMM, PSA/ticketing, and documentation platforms (we use NinjaOne, Autotask, and IT Glue).”
The ad says“Troubleshoot Windows PCs, servers, and common hardware issues.”
The ad says“Windows OS experience in Workgroup and Domain environments; ability to set up PCs and migrate data.”

No, 'have you tried turning it off and on again?' is not beneath you here — it's literally step one...

We're looking for a Tier 1 Help Desk Specialist who combines a great attitude with a genuine passion for helping people. This is an entry-level role with constant client interaction, supporting small to mid-sized businesses and keeping their technology running smoothly.
They are a growing Managed Services Provider known for their responsive, people-first approach to IT support. Their clients count on them not just for technical fixes, but for a team that communicates clearly and treats every issue with care.
Attitude and customer service come first. Technical skills and tools can be taught — what matters most is genuinely enjoying helping people, staying calm under pressure, and bringing a strong work ethic. Don't have experience with the exact software listed below? Apply anyway! The one thing we really need is some prior experience in a support/helpdesk role.

📍 Fully remote | 3–6 month contract, with the possibility of extending further.

Responsibilities

Be the first point of contact for client issues via phone, email, and automated alerts.
Triage tickets: identify the problem, assess severity, and escalate when needed.
Keep clients updated throughout the resolution process — no one likes radio silence.
Configure and deploy new workstations; migrate data and applications.
Troubleshoot Windows PCs, servers, and common hardware issues.
Support Active Directory, DNS, file/folder security, print servers, and certificates.
Monitor and troubleshoot client LAN environments.
Assist with endpoint security (BitDefender, Blackpoint) and email management (OpenText/AppRiver).
Document everything in IT Glue — seriously, everything.

Requirements

6 months to 1.5 years of experience in a helpdesk or IT support role, ideally at an MSP or in a role supporting multiple clients simultaneously.
Native English speaker — this is a deal breaker. You'll be on the phone with clients daily and need to communicate clearly and professionally at all times.
Available to work Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm US Central Time.
Proven experience communicating with customers across multiple platforms (phone, email, ticketing systems).
Hands-on experience with RMM, PSA/ticketing, and documentation platforms (we use NinjaOne, Autotask, and IT Glue).
Windows OS experience in Workgroup and Domain environments; ability to set up PCs and migrate data.
Working knowledge of Office 365, Adobe, and common Windows apps.
Endpoint security and antivirus experience (BitDefender preferred).
Familiarity with email management platforms like OpenText (AppRiver).
Hardware troubleshooting at the subassembly level (hard drives, power supplies, GPUs, etc.).
Windows Server: Active Directory, DNS, file/folder security, certificates, and print servers.
Virus removal, spam mitigation, and LAN troubleshooting.

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