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Suffolk Computer Consultants
Field IT Technician
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What they do
A Network or Systems Support Specialist evaluates, troubleshoots, and maintains computer and network systems at a business or organization. May work as part of an information technology department.
$66,039 / year median in New York
-5% projected decline
Job Description
Full-Time | Field-Based IT Support We are an established Managed Service Provider (MSP) looking for a dependable, motivated Field IT Technician who enjoys hands-on technology work and wants to build a long-term career in the IT industry. This is not primarily a help-desk or work-from-home position . The majority of your day will be spent onsite at client locations installing equipment, troubleshooting issues, completing projects, and performing low-voltage/network-related work. What Your Day Will Look Like You will typically begin each workday at our office to: Review your assigned service tickets and projects Coordinate with our service desk and field team Pick up computers, networking equipment, tools, and other materials Prepare for your scheduled client visits From there, you will travel to client locations to complete your assigned work. ResponsibilitiesOnsite IT Support Install and replace desktop and laptop computers Set up monitors, docking stations, keyboards, printers, and other peripherals Troubleshoot workstation, printer, connectivity, and general IT issues Perform computer swaps and workstation deployments Connect and configure equipment on client networks Assist users with common onsite technology problems Troubleshoot basic network and connectivity issues Work with our remote support team when escalation or additional assistance is required Document completed work and update service tickets Low-Voltage & Installation Work This position requires someone who is comfortable performing hands-on installation work, including: Tone, trace, and test network cabling Identify and troubleshoot existing cable runs Terminate Cat5e/Cat6 network cabling Install and terminate keystone jacks and patch panels Mount wireless access points and other network equipment Mount small equipment, brackets, and related hardware Run and dress network cabling when required Troubleshoot cabling and physical network connectivity issues Keep installations neat, professional, and properly labeled What We're Looking For The right person doesn't need to know everything, but should have a solid foundation in IT and be comfortable working with their hands .