Technical Support (Telecom) (Los Angeles, CA)

Company: Intratem

Link: https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=helpdesk+it&l=California&from=searchOnDesktopSerp&vjk=fe83ae9642304546

Here is an in person Technical Support position in Los Angeles California on Indeed. The Wireless Device Support Specialist provides mobility helpdesk services and assists our client and internal teams with setup, configuration and troubleshooting of mobile device hardware and software by using internal and mobile carrier provided tools and equipment. You will; provide email and telephone support to both internal and external clients. Monitor and assist with client and internal Team chats. Utilize help desk software to keep an accurate account of tasks. Document steps taken and resolution for assigned tickets. Work with a variety of users to assist with setup smartphones and other mobile device troubleshooting. Build and develop working relationships with clients. Communicate effectively with peers, management, and clients. Learn products and plans across all wireless carriers. Collect and enters orders for new or additional products or services. When the issue is beyond the representative’s knowledge, forward cases to the assigned specialist or other appropriate staff. Ensure that appropriate actions are taken to resolve customers’ problems and concerns. Maintain customer accounts and records of customer interactions with details of inquiries, complaints, or comments. Participate in regularly scheduled team and individual meetings. Surface ideas and challenges in an effort to further assist our team and client base. Perform other related duties as assigned.

The pay is anywhere between: $24-$26 an hour (40 hour week)

IT Administrator/Helpdesk (Sunnyvale, CA)

Company: CyberCoders

Link: https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=helpdesk+it&l=California&from=searchOnDesktopSerp&vjk=9eae1894a6f729fc&advn=8690912762161442

Here is an hybrid helpdesk position in Sunnyvale California on Indeed. As an IT Helpdesk Administrator you will; maintain, repair and upgrade the operating system including hardware and software, responding to queries via chat, email, or phone, monitor the performance of existing computer systems and IT infrastructures, set up and manage accounts and workstations, troubleshoot issues and outages, ensure security through access controls, backups and firewalls.

The pay is anywhere between: $70,000-$85,000 a year.

Tier 1 Helpdesk Engineer (Valencia, CA)

Company: Simpatico Systems, LLC

Link: https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=helpdesk+it&l=California&from=searchOnDesktopSerp&vjk=67a50cb42abc8373

Here is a Hybrid Helpdesk position in Valencia California on Indeed. What you’ll do: In this role, you will work closely with the Level 2 operations staff to understand the current environment and help engineer the helpdesk of the future. You will also be involved in providing service for 200+ SMB and enterprise customers across 7 states. You will perform; Alert Console Monitoring and Escalation, ConnectWise, ticket execution, incident and Problem ticket lifecycle management, procedural documentation creation and currency, participate in building a world class operations model.

The pay is anywhere between: $20-$30 per hour (40 hour week)

What I did today.

I’ve just finished installing the Windows 10 operating system on VM. I created a network diagram to illustrate the differences between two networks. Following that, I installed a router ISO on VirtualBox Manager and configured the necessary settings. To keep track of my progress, I used OS Ticket. I’m gaining a better understanding of the process with each passing day as I continue to learn the steps.

What I Did Today

Today I started out with some job postings for the students. After that, I made my weekly contributions to the CTP Event playlist, and then transitioned to the Social Media project. I have to admit that I’m really struggling with the latter, I look forward to meeting with Carrie tomorrow to get some guidance, among other things. I was still fairly productive today, just… not as much as I would prefer.

9/10/24 What I Did Today

Today I typed 41 WPM with one mistake. I am happy with this. Marc walked us through the instructions for the Accountability assignment on Conflict in the Workplace. I also worked on my portfolio. I think it has been dramatically improved since yesterday. My background on the slides now has more of a celebrative theme. I tried to add a background music sound track and succeeded. I believe this background music will immerse those watching the portfolio more into the impact I am trying to create with my portfolio. The problem is the volume of the song. I can turn down the volume on my computer but that will not turn down the volume of the presentation for the others viewing my portfolio. I understand that I will be recorded narrating the portfolio. But I may have come up with a creative solution. I could play the background music at a low volume on my cell phone while my narration is being recorded! But I will first have to ask Marc if that would be acceptable for the portfolio.

What I did today.

I continued to work on my elective project. It’s a spreadsheet, which is a big challenge for me. I’m getting it done though. I enjoy the class and am hoping to complete it successfully. I enjoy seeing and hearing from the other participants. I am hoping that I will get a job soon. The instructors are amazingly skilled and teach very well.

Today in PRO

Today in PRO, I was a little confused about what I was doing. I decided to work on yesterday’s assignment and finish it up. After completing that I went on to answer questions in the elective that I chose for today. The topic was the job that I want to do, which is a SUD counselor, helping addicts recover from their addictions.