Richard Fleischman & Associates, Inc.
Client Services Engineer
New York, New York
Sponsorship not specified$80k-$100kDetected 112 days ago
Customer SupportEMI/EMCCiscoCommunicationCritical ThinkingMicrosoft OfficeSharePoint
About the role
- The Client Services Engineer provides technical assistance to computer system users.
Responsibilities
- Maintain systems, install new equipment, and make modifications to client infrastructure as requested.
- Manage ticket queue by manually documenting, tracking, and monitoring problems while ensuring all tickets are responded to and closed in a timely manner.
- Manage MS Exchange environments and Active Directory (e.g., add, delete, change) as needed and keep up-to-date.
- Effectively demonstrate a sense of urgency while acting in a professional, calm manner and manage appropriate and realistic expectations to ensure overall client.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or equivalent level of hands-on experience.
- 4-7 years of related IT experience in an enterprise or server based environment.
- Must have 3+ years of recent systems maintenance and end user technical support experience.
- Strong hands-on experience in Windows Server, MS Exchange/365, Active Sync, Active Directory, LAN/WAN, MDM and Microsoft Office Suite.
- Knowledge of VMware, Citrix, MDM (Mobile Device Management), Disaster Recovery, Cisco, SAN (e.g., EMC, Equallogic), and Cyber Security (e.g., IPS, IDS).
- Excellent desktop and server troubleshooting skills.
- Impeccable verbal/written communication.
- Exhibit a high-level of professionalism and sound judgment.
Nice to have
- Financial services industry and MSP experience preferred.
- Experience with ConnectWise or similar ticketing system preferred.
Compensation
- $80k-$100k
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