SISL Global
Information Technology Support Specialist

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Responsibilities:
Provide Hardware and Operating Systems support for:
- OS, Base Application configuration and issue resolution for remote customers: Windows 10/11 Office 365 (Outlook, Word & Excel, Skype, Teams etc.),
- Field Service personnel using Field Programming Units (FPU) laptop computers
- FPU Level 2 will remain with Solar.
- FSO L1 duty will only be to install the base image and then reach out to Solar L2 team to do the required configuration.
- Perform hardware/software support and issue resolution for customers.
- Troubleshoot and resolve VPN connectivity issues for customers.
- Perform remediation on patching issues to ensure compliance with security standards.
Required qualifications:
- At least 2-3 years experience working in a customer support environment using a ticketing system.
- Working knowledge of OS platforms.
- Experience troubleshooting and resolving IP communication issues for customers.
- At least 4-5 years’ experience troubleshooting software issues and performing repairs down to the registry level.
- Highly proficient in both spoken and written English and Local language.
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