IT Officer
EM Services Pte Ltd is seeking an IT Officer to provide on-site technical support for internal staff in Singapore. Responsibilities include managing service requests, administering Microsoft 365, overseeing hardware and software inventory, and performing system log reviews. Candidates require at least two years of experience and proficiency in Windows security, TCIP, and DHCP. The role encompasses network, application, and cybersecurity support tasks.
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Experience
2+ years
Function
Support
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
EM Services Pte Ltd is seeking an IT Officer to provide on-site technical support for internal staff in Singapore. Responsibilities include managing service requests, administering Microsoft 365, overseeing hardware and software inventory, and performing system log reviews. Candidates require at least two years of experience and proficiency in Windows security, TCIP, and DHCP. The role encompasses network, application, and cybersecurity support tasks.
TAL's take
Stable internal IT support role at an established firm with clearly defined operational responsibilities.
The JD provides a crisp and clear list of specific IT support, administrative, and maintenance responsibilities.
Must haves
- Professional certificate or diploma in Computer Science or IT
- At least 2 years of working experience in related field
- Troubleshooting skills for IT support
- Knowledge in TCIP/DHCP
- Knowledge in Windows security
Tools and skills
Nice to have: virtualization, firewall, ms sharepoint, aws.
About the company
unfamiliar company, default mid-tier
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