Ivalua
IT Desktop Support Administrator
$49K–$81K
Pittsburgh, PA +1 · Full-time · Posted Sep 22, 2026
- Location
- Pittsburgh, PA
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States - Experience
- 5 years with a relevant bachelor’s degree, or 3 years with a relevant master’s degree, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Education
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in a relevant field preferred; equivalent combination of education and experience accepted.
About the job
Provides local Pittsburgh desktop and user support while managing U.S. Microsoft Intune endpoint operations and collaborating with global IT teams.
What you'll do
- Manage Intune deployment, policies, application packaging, updates, and Windows 11 endpoint troubleshooting.
- Handle employee onboarding and offboarding, hardware provisioning, support requests, equipment lifecycle, and meeting-room systems.
- Support access management, office LAN/Wi-Fi, physical access systems, and local IT security in coordination with central teams.
What they ask for
- Proven Microsoft Intune experience in a Windows 11 environment, including application packaging, configuration profiles, and deployment.
- Hands-on Google Workspace administration experience.
- Knowledge of application packaging, driver deployment, printer management, Active Directory, Azure AD / Microsoft 365, network fundamentals, and computer/network security.
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field with 5 years of relevant experience, or a relevant master’s degree with 3 years, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Nice to have
- Google Workspace Administrator, Microsoft Certified: Modern Desktop Administrator Associate, CompTIA Security+, A+, or Network+ certifications.
- Familiarity with PowerShell, GAM, or CLI scripting; experience with physical access control platforms is also desirable.
Pay
$48,750–$81,250 USD base salary
Tools
Microsoft Intune, Windows 11, Google Workspace, Google Admin Console, Active Directory, Azure AD, Microsoft 365, PowerShell
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