IT Support Specialist
Listed on 2026-10-17
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IT/Tech
IT Support, HelpDesk/Support
The IT Support Specialist is the first point of contact for routine technology issues affecting office, engineering, manufacturing, warehouse, and shop-floor users. The position resolves common end-user and device issues; documents work accurately, follows established support procedures, and escalates incidents that require specialized access or expertise. The role also provides hands-on assistance with local IT and approved operational technology to help maintain safe, secure, and reliable facility operations.
Job Description At a GlanceLegrand has an exciting opportunity for an IT Support Specialist to join Integrated AV division in Minnetonka, Minnesota
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The IT Support Specialist is the first point of contact for routine technology issues affecting office, engineering, manufacturing, warehouse, and shop-floor users. The position resolves common end-user and device issues; documents work accurately, follows established support procedures, and escalates incidents that require specialized access or expertise. The role also provides hands-on assistance with local IT and approved operational technology to help maintain safe, secure, and reliable facility operations.
ResponsibilitiesWhat Will You Do?
- Serve as the first point of contact for routine incidents and service requests submitted in person, by phone, through approved collaboration tools, or through the IT service management platform.
- Gather relevant information, assess business impact, perform initial troubleshooting, document actions and outcomes, and escalate unresolved issues using established support procedures.
- Resolve common hardware, software, account, printing, peripheral, and connectivity issues within approved first-line support procedures and access permissions.
- Set up, image, enroll, configure, deploy, replace, and recover approved Windows computers, laptops, tablets, mobile devices, monitors, docks, printers, scanners, RF devices, phones, and related peripherals.
- Provide hands-on support for shop floor and warehouse technology, including production workstations, label printers, barcode scanners, RF devices, terminals, scales, and approved connected equipment.
- Perform basic workstation and device connectivity checks, including cables, ports, network settings, wireless connections, and peripheral communication; elevate suspected network or infrastructure issues.
- Complete approved identity and access tasks, including password resets, account-unlock assistance, multifactor authentication support, and coordination of group or application access requests.
- Prepare equipment and coordinate standard access for new employees; support employee transfers, equipment returns, and offboarding activities in accordance with company procedures.
- Support Microsoft 365 and standard business applications, including Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, One Drive, and Microsoft Office applications.
- Provide initial support for approved manufacturing, ERP, engineering, printing, and collaboration applications; capture clear error details and route application issues to the appropriate support team.
- Provide local remote-hands assistance to infrastructure, network, application, and cybersecurity teams by following documented instructions for equipment checks, restarts, cabling, validation, and evidence collection.
- Identify and promptly report suspicious activity, security concerns, vulnerabilities, and policy exceptions; assist with approved remediation activities under the direction of the appropriate team.
- Maintain accurate asset and inventory records for computers, peripherals, mobile devices, shop-floor technology, spare equipment, and assigned accessories.
- Create and update knowledge articles, checklists, equipment records, and user instructions for recurring first-line support activities.
- Communicate status, next steps, service restoration, and escalation details clearly to users, stakeholders, and technical teams.
- Assist with planned device deployments, software upgrades, lifecycle replacements, inventory reviews, audits, and local technology projects.
- Coordinate approved equipment, accessory, supply, and service requests using established purchasing and provisioning processes.
- Work with approved vendors for equipment delivery, warranty service, repair, troubleshooting, and issue follow-up.
- Follow safety, cybersecurity, data-handling, change-management, and access-control requirements when working in office, engineering, warehouse, and manufacturing areas.
- Provide…
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