The New York Times

TechnicalSupportSpecialist

$75–105k ~AI est. New York, New York, United States Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Technical Support Specialist at The New York Times. Skills: Technical support, End-user support, Troubleshooting. Provide tier 2 support. Handle IT support requests”

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Troubleshooting; Problem-solving; Technical diagnostics

Eligibility Requirements

Lift up to 25 pounds, Reach overhead and below knees, Stand, sit, or walk

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2 years IT technical support, 2 years end-user support, Systems Administrator experience, Troubleshooting skills, Problem-solving skills, Technical diagnostic skills, Excellent customer service, Ability to work independently, Manage multiple priorities, Lift up to 25 pounds, Reach overhead and below knees, Stand, sit, or walk

Nice to Have

Familiarity with Apple platforms, Familiarity with Servicenow, Familiarity with Bomgar remote control

What You'll Do.

Provide tier 2 support

Handle IT support requests

Deploy computing devices

Configure computing devices

Troubleshoot computing devices

Install operating systems

Configure operating systems

Troubleshoot operating systems

Install enterprise software

Configure enterprise software

Troubleshoot enterprise software

Troubleshoot internet browsers

Troubleshoot connectivity issues

Provide customer training

Distribute instructional documentation

Troubleshoot issues remotely

Troubleshoot issues in person

Support special events

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work with Help Desk; Work with Application Support; Work with Platforms; Work with Networking; Work with Storage; Work with support teams; Assist facilities

Communication Scope

Customer training; Instructional documentation

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