Technical Support Analyst, Digital Solutions-Contract (4 Months)

OEC•London, ON

8d•CA$51,096 - CA$63,870•Onsite

About The Position

The Technical Support Analyst, Digital Solutions is responsible for providing timely and effective resolutions to end-user productivity issues related to IT-serviced computer operations. This includes diagnosing problems, guiding users through issue resolution, communicating technical solutions in user-friendly language, conducting end-user training when necessary, and documenting all issues and solutions in the IT call-tracking system. This position requires onsite work at the London, Ontario office during regular business hours. Success in this position correlates directly with building and fostering strong relationships based on a reputation of trust, reliability, and integrity with GTel’s Damage Prevention Technicians, Managers, and customers.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required; a college or university degree is preferred, or a combination of education and relevant experience will be considered.
Proven experience in an IT support role.
Strong ability to diagnose technical issues, perform repairs on IT assets, and support a wide range of applications.
Hands-on experience with server hardware and Microsoft Server software.
Demonstrated ability to quickly analyze issues and determine the most effective resolution using available resources.
Sound judgment in escalating complex issues to senior IT team members.
Familiarity with IT management software tools and computer workstation setup.
Excellent multitasking and prioritization skills in a fast-paced environment.
Strong customer service orientation with effective communication skills.
Good manual dexterity for operating desktop computers and peripherals.
Must be physically capable of inspecting equipment and lifting up to 50 lbs.

Nice To Haves

Preferred certifications include CompTIA A+, Network+, or Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP).

Responsibilities

Resolve end-user IT issues, such as password reset, software questions, PC hardware problems, Internet connectivity, configurations, and so on.
Provide one-on-one end-user support and problem resolution via telephone, e-mail, and other vehicles of communication.
Perform in-person, on-site repairs of PC desktop hardware, printers, and other peripherals.
Diagnose and resolve minor network issues (e.g., LAN access).
Recognize and escalate deeper and more complex issues to Tier 2 support technicians.
Assist PC and network technicians by troubleshooting software, hardware, phone and network issues.
Where necessary, assist network technicians in installing network interface cards, hubs, switches, network cabling, and so on.
Participate in moves, adds, and changes to network and systems access for new, departing, or promoted/demoted employees.
Accurately log work orders/IT tickets and resolutions into IT software management system; maintain vigilant maintenance of this process.
Prioritize work orders/IT tickets according to severity.
Conduct timely repair of IT equipment covered by third-party vendor maintenance agreements.
Attend and/or conduct training sessions for end users; create training materials for end users (e.g., FAQ sheets).
Use IT log entries to pinpoint trends and trouble spots in order to conduct proactive maintenance or repairs.
Compile, maintain, and file all repair records, reports, and other documents as required.
Always maintain a high degree of professionalism, courteousness, and friendliness.