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Lead End User Technology Engineer

Sonoma Consulting Inc.

Lead End User Technology Engineer

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In-Office

Rosemont, IL, USA

Senior level

In-Office

Rosemont, IL, USA

Senior level

Lead and escalate complex end-user computing incidents, provide technical guidance to Service Desk analysts, manage application packaging/deployment and asset tracking, perform deep troubleshooting and root cause analysis, and maintain effective communication with IT and business stakeholders.

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Company Description

Sonoma Consulting is one of the fastest growing Global IT Consulting and Executive Search providers with offices in Naperville IL; Chicago IL; Tyson's Corner VA and Hyderabad India.

Our clients range from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies throughout the world. We look to our large recruiting team to continue to build upon the high standards we have set and ways to continually improve our recruiting process around the speed and quality of the resources we deliver. The Sonoma team prides itself on best model for delivery of IT Resources in a 24/7 model, our high level of professionalism and integrity which enables us to create long-term, meaningful relationships with our clients.

Job Description

The Lead End User Technology Engineer is responsible for the daily execution of processes, operations, tools and support activities for the Client Service function. The Lead End User Technology Engineer’s primary role is to provide services and technology that deliver the best end-user experience possible. The ideal candidate provides technical guidance and escalation to the Service Desk Analysts and is responsible for troubleshooting and resolving the most technically challenging end-user computing incidents and requests.

Qualifications

•   Requires five (5) years of full-time experience managing the implementation and support of information technology projects.
•   Requires five (5) or more years of technical experience in a Service Desk environment supporting desktop and Local Area Network equipment.
•   Deep troubleshooting and root cause analysis of desktop support and applications.
•   Experience with ITSM tools such as Frontrange, Remedy, ServiceNow.
•   Experience with Powershell and Batch Scripting.
•   Experience with application packaging, deployment, and asset tracking tools such as Frontrage DSM or SCCM. Competent in application packaging tools (MSI’s, EXE’s, and asset management.
•   Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with information technology and business colleagues.
•   Ability to demonstrate clear and effective verbal and written communication skills.

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