HQ - Junior IT Helpdesk Engineer
Responsibilities
- Handling Helpdesk Tickets
- IT support for office infrastructure - WiFi, Network Connectivity
- Managing devices through WorkspaceOne
- Management of Endpoint Security through Carbon Black
- Onboarding and Offboarding users
- Image laptops to get them ready and wipe laptops according to procedures
- Keep records of assets up to date
- You will also collaborate with the wider global team to streamline operating procedures and enhance the experience for IT users
You have
- Experience of helpdesk and desktop support
- Ambitious, driven, and able to handle pressure and prioritise tasks
- Good automation skills or working towards this
- Excellent communication skills with all stakeholders
- An understanding of Local Area Networking including WiFi and related security concepts
- Management of connectivity in small sites, firewalls, switches, APs
- Some experience with supporting the following applications Okta, Google Suite Workspace, Tempworks or any ATS
- Enthusiastic about technology and adaptable to change
- Excellent documentation skills
Skills
As published by lever · 7 questions
Basics
Resume/CV, Full name, Email, Phone, Current location, Current company, LinkedIn URL, GitHub URL, Other Profile Link(s) URL
Pick from a list (7)
- 1.This role is 100% on-site in our Madrid HQ (no remote or hybrid). Are you able and willing to work on-site full-time from our Madrid office? optional
- 2.Do you currently have valid work authorisation to work in Spain? optional
- 3.This role requires daily communication in English. What is your level of English? optional
- 4.How many years of professional experience do you have in IT Support / System Administration (2nd-line or similar)? optional
- 5. Which of the following have you worked with hands-on in a corporate environment? (Select all that apply) optional
- 6.Have you been directly responsible for employee onboarding and offboarding (e.g. laptop imaging, device setup, access provisioning)? optional
- 7.Do you have experience administering identity or access management tools (e.g. Okta or similar)? optional