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Country/Region: IN Requisition ID: 26225 Work Model: Position Type: Salary Range: Location: INDIA - NOIDA- BIRLASOFT OFFICE Title: Technical Specialist-Cloud & Infra Engg Description: Area(s) of responsibility About Us: Birlasoft, a global leader at the forefront of Cloud, AI, and Digital technologies, seamlessly blends domain expertise with enterprise solutions. The company’s consultative and design-thinking approach empowers societies worldwide, enhancing the efficiency and productivity of businesses. As part of the multibillion-dollar diversified CKA Birla Group, Birlasoft with its 12,000+ professionals, is committed to continuing the Group’s 170-year heritage of building sustainable communities. Job Summary: The IT (Mac) Specialist will be responsible for supporting primarily Mac workstations & Laptops, performing software updates, Installation, imaging, setting up devices and more! Would be responsible for acting as the first line of technical support for our employees, as well as the go-to person for MAC OS related technical support. Experience required- 4-6 years Location - Noida/Pune/Bengaluru/Mumbai/Chennai Mode - Hybrid Notice Period - 0-15 Days Job Description: Mandatory Skills Should have worked as an engineer providing support Apple MAC devices for a minimum of 6+ years. Preferably an Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP). Hands on working knowledge of jamf Should be proficient in installing, configuring & troubleshooting enterprise level software on the MAC device such as DLP, CASB, EDR, office 365, SCCM Client etc. Should understand Proxy, WPAD settings & SMB on a MAC device. Should be comfortable in utilizing shell & its utilities, such as Ping, Traceroute, telnet etc. Should be proficient in upgrading OS & its security patches, along with security patches related to third party applications. Should be proficient in installing Network/Local printers as well as shared drives. Should have good knowledge on Mac M1/Intel chip, file system, storage, encryption, networking concepts.
