Service Desk Operator

As a service desk operator, you’ll be the first point of contact for computer users who’ve got problems or need assistance. You may be working for an information technology company helping its customers, or as part of an internal service desk team supporting other employees. Either way, you’ll be helping users to continue working efficiently and increasing satisfaction levels.

Main Job Duties and Responsibilities

• respond to requests for technical assistance in person, via phone, chat or email
• diagnose and resolve technical hardware and software issues
• research questions using available information resources
• advise user on appropriate action
• follow standard help desk procedures
• log all help desk interactions
• administer help desk software
• follow up with customers and users to ensure complete resolution of issues
• redirect problems to correct resource
• identify and escalate situations requiring urgent attention
• track and route problems and requests and document resolutions
• resolve technical problems with Local Area Networks and Wide Area networks
• prepare activity reports
• inform management of recurring problems
• stay current with system information, changes and updates
• help update training manuals for new and revised software and hardware
• train computer users as necessary
• clean up computers

Education, Qualifications and Experience

Key Skills and Competencies

About Getronics

Getronics is a global ICT integrator with a long history that extends over 135 years. With about 4,000 colleagues across Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, Getronics’ vision is to reimagine the digital future, one customer at a time.

We do this by leveraging an integrated and secure-by-design portfolio around Digital Workplace, Business Applications, Smart Spaces, Multi-Cloud, Field & Onsite Support, Service Desk, Network Infrastructure, and Security & Compliance to serve our more than 1,400 customers in both public and private sector.

Getronics is the founder and leading member of the Global Workspace Alliance. This unique model provides customers with consistent IT services across 185 countries, with one single point of contact, contract, and billing entity yet maintaining the local touch with flexibility and cultural fit of a local partner.