The Finance Admin Assistant manages multi-state sales tax compliance, commission processing, and accounts payable tasks. They are also responsible for maintaining business licenses, lease records, and improving finance administration processes.
Manage infrastructure projects from discovery and planning through implementation, testing, and final handoff. Coordinate with clients and internal teams to ensure successful project outcomes while maintaining accurate documentation and status updates.
The Project Engineer II leads the implementation and delivery of technology solutions, focusing on Microsoft cloud, security, and infrastructure projects. They are responsible for configuring systems, producing accurate technical documentation, and ensuring client requirements are met with high quality.
The System Administrator will provide remote IT support for workstations, servers, and business applications while acting as an escalation point for technicians. They are responsible for maintaining high service standards, participating in an on-call rotation, and resolving a wide range of technical issues.
The System Administrator provides remote IT support, handling system updates, workstation issues, and server maintenance. They also act as an escalation point for technicians and participate in an on-call rotation for after-hours support.
Coordinate internal resources and vendors to ensure projects are executed successfully within budget and timeline constraints. Maintain comprehensive project documentation and manage changes in scope, schedule, and costs using appropriate verification techniques.
The Project Engineer is responsible for implementing key technology projects and optimizing IT system performance to meet client requirements. They will also foster team collaboration and provide proactive problem-solving to ensure high-quality project delivery.
The Network Administrator will provide onsite and remote IT support, resolving complex technical issues across workstations, servers, and networking infrastructure. They will also act as an escalation point for technicians and participate in an on-call rotation for after-hours support.
The technician will provide remote IT support by resolving workstation, printer, and business application issues for clients. They will also participate in an on-call rotation to ensure after-hours and weekend technical assistance.
The role involves transitioning from inside sales and telemarketing to an outside sales position focused on B2B technology solutions. Responsibilities include setting appointments, managing client interactions, and closing business deals for managed services, fiber, and VoIP products.
The Service Coordinator manages the flow of work in the Service Department by triaging tickets and scheduling technical resources. They act as the primary point of contact for clients via phone and email to ensure timely issue resolution.
The Client Account Manager is responsible for nurturing client relationships, ensuring service satisfaction, and acting as the primary point of contact for inquiries and support. They also manage project timelines, facilitate internal communication, and drive revenue growth through upselling and strategic business reviews.
The Centralized Services Engineer ensures seamless operation and optimization of IT environments while acting as an escalation point for complex issues. Responsibilities include managing backup infrastructure and overseeing user onboarding and offboarding processes.