IT Engineer; Denver

Field Guide IT is a people first, technology second, IT services provider. Companies across the US, big and small, rely on Field Guide for IT strategy and support. We've replaced the old stereotype of the unapproachable “IT guy” with a team that's genuinely passionate about people, and hungry to share what we know about technology in a way that's patient, humble, and innovative.

As an IT Engineer, you'll be the hands-on technical problem solver our clients count on, and the person they're relieved to see walk through their door. Your core focus is troubleshooting: the tickets that don't resolve themselves, the machine that worked yesterday and doesn't today, the conference room that won't connect twenty minutes before a board meeting. You'll work across an interesting mix of client environments, digging into Mac and Windows problems that the easy fixes don't solve, deploying and configuring hardware and software, and keeping office networks and AV running the way they should.

You'll also provide scheduled and ad-hoc onsite IT support to our Denver/Boulder area clients. Through it all, you'll be part of a tight-knit team that leans on each other, documents everything, and treats technology as a way to help people, not replace them.

• Solve problems for real people. Take on whatever comes your way and cater your assistance to the person in front of you, whether that's a software developer, a paralegal, or a CEO. Deliver standout support through our ticketing system while championing our PEOPLE FIRST mission.
• Troubleshoot Mac and Windows. Work past the reboot and into the actual cause: configuration profiles that won't apply, machines that won't join or rejoin the domain, File Vault and Bit Locker lockouts, failed OS upgrades, VPN and DNS weirdness, peripherals and printers that refuse to cooperate, and the occasional Chromebook.
• Deploy and configure. Upgrade, install, and configure hardware and software: imaging and enrolling devices, pushing applications through an MDM, and setting people up so their tools work the way they expect.
• Keep networks humming & conference rooms running. Maintain and upgrade networks and servers, ensure connectivity across client offices, and make sure the AV in every conference room works on the first try, not the third.
• Know the stack, then document it. Get deeply familiar with the tools your clients rely on and stay current as those technologies evolve, then write clear, detailed documentation that gives your teammates a roadmap instead of a guessing game.
• Keep security top of mind. Treat every request as a security decision, and recognize and respond to threats when they surface, from phishing reports to endpoint alerts.
• Show up in person. On a scheduled and ad-hoc basis, provide on-site support at client offices across the Denver/Boulder area, troubleshooting whatever comes up alongside your Field Guide team. Some of this work runs several days at a time: network installs, office build-outs, and AV installs.
• Partner across teams. Collaborate on projects with our xBoarding and Programs & Strategy teams, bringing the technical depth to work that's bigger than any one ticket.
• Work where it matters most. Based out of our RiNo office on a time-flexible Monday–Friday schedule, with very infrequent weekend availability.

• You bring 1–3 years of experience troubleshooting or supporting complex products and technology, or equivalent education
• You're passionate about service, and you feel your best when you help people solve their problems
• You're genuinely comfortable in both macOS and Windows, and you can talk through how you'd actually chase down a problem in either one
• You're curious. You enjoy solving problems and puzzles, and you have a…