Red Cup IT · 13 hours ago
IT Support Engineer
Red Cup IT is seeking an IT Support Engineer who provides technical assistance to users by installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting hardware, software, and network systems. The role involves diagnosing and resolving issues, managing support requests, and ensuring smooth operation of IT services.
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Responsibilities
Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, and basic network problems for employees or clients, often via ticketing systems, phone, email, or remote tools
Install and configure computers, operating systems, applications, and peripheral devices, including imaging devices and setting up user accounts and permissions
Respond to and manage IT support requests, documenting issues and solutions and escalating complex problems when necessary
Handle incoming support tickets, calls, or chats, gather relevant information, and provide step‑by‑step solutions to users
Perform routine maintenance such as updates, patches, antivirus checks, and basic backup or recovery tasks on user devices and systems
Support remote work and collaboration tools (VPN, Wi‑Fi, printers, video conferencing, email, Microsoft 365/Google Workspace, etc.)
Provide first‑ and second‑line technical support to employees via ticketing system, phone, email, and remote tools
Install, configure, and maintain desktops, laptops, mobile devices, operating systems, and standard applications
Troubleshoot and resolve incidents involving hardware, software, printers, and basic network connectivity, escalating when needed
Create and manage user accounts, permissions, and email setups for new hires; support onboarding and offboarding processes
Document incidents and solutions, maintain asset records, and contribute to knowledge base articles and IT documentation
Qualification
Required
Technical skills in Windows and macOS (sometimes Linux), basic networking (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP), user account management (e.g., Active Directory), and common business applications
Strong communication and customer service skills, including patience, clear explanations to non‑technical users, and good documentation habits
Some IT education (degree, diploma, or bootcamp) plus certifications such as CompTIA A+, Network+, Microsoft, or Cisco (CCNA), depending on the employer