Desktop Support Field Engineer

Job Description

Job Description of Server Field Engineer 1. On-Site Support: Provide hands-on technical support and troubleshooting for IT hardware, software, and network infrastructure at client locations or remote sites. 2. Installation and Configuration: Install, set up, and configure hardware, software, and network components including servers, workstations, routers, switches, printers, and other peripherals. a. Develop and maintain windows platform for the server as a host, connected with multiple clients (other computers). b. Test and certify new versions of windows operating system providing better solution and integration for the application like VMware and SharePoint. c. Integrate the server automation process either by custom scripts or via third-party solutions. d. Implement regular checks for the status of servers including hardware and software. e. Understanding of LAN/WAN/VLAN, TCP/IP, UDP. 3. Maintenance and Upgrades: Maintain and support multi-site windows environment along with hardware and software configuration. Management of server migration when required by the client. 4. Problem Solving: Diagnose and resolve technical issues related to hardware, software, networking, and connectivity. Analyse complex problems and develop effective solutions quickly. 5. Networking: Configure and troubleshoot network connectivity, ensuring proper communication between devices, and addressing issues such as IP conflicts, firewall configurations, and DNS problems. 6. Documentation: Maintain accurate records of all on-site visits, actions taken, solutions provided, and equipment configurations. Create detailed documentation for processes, troubleshooting steps, and system configurations. 7. Client Interaction: Interact with clients in a professional and courteous manner. Communicate technical information in a clear and understandable way, both verbally and in written form. 8. Remote Support: Provide remote technical support to clients when on-site presence is not required. Utilize remote access tools to troubleshoot and resolve issues. 9. Security: Implement and enforce security protocols, including antivirus updates, malware scans, data backup strategies, and user access controls. 10. Collaboration: Collaborate with other IT teams, including helpdesk, network administrators, and software developers, to resolve complex issues and ensure seamless technology integration. 11. Training: Train end-users on basic technology usage, best practices, and preventive maintenance procedures to minimize recurring issues. 12. Emergency Response: Respond to critical incidents promptly, such as system failures, network outages, and security breaches, and take immediate action to minimize downtime. 13. Existing client Management: Work with existing clients to evaluate new networking technologies, troubleshoot hardware/software issues, and coordinate maintenance or upgrades. Ensure security protocols and antivirus programs are up-to-date. Provide remote support and on-site assistance as needed. Document and maintain records of user issues and solutions for future reference.