Internal Tools & Access: Administer our business applications, accounts, permissions, and software licenses. Make access straightforward, resolve configuration issues, and manage vendor support and renewals in partnership with relevant teams.
Employee Onboarding & Offboarding: Own IT readiness for new hires, including equipment, accounts, application access, and setup guidance, so people can be productive from day one. Coordinate timely access removal and equipment recovery when employees leave.
Device Management: Own the lifecycle of employee laptops, workstations, and peripherals, from purchasing and provisioning through maintenance, replacement, and secure retirement. Maintain an accurate inventory and configurations that support each team’s work.
Employee IT Support: Be the go-to person for hardware, software, account, and connectivity issues. Establish a straightforward support process, prioritize requests, communicate progress, and follow issues through to resolution, coordinating with vendors or engineering when needed.
Office Networking & Technology: Configure and maintain office Wi-Fi, wired networks, network equipment, and meeting-room technology. Troubleshoot connectivity issues and coordinate with service providers to keep the office running reliably.
Practical Security & Reliability: Keep accounts and devices secure and reliable through sensible defaults, automation, and low-friction maintenance. Work with engineering to meet applicable security and compliance commitments while preserving developer productivity. Evaluate the impact of proposed controls, explain tradeoffs clearly, and find the least disruptive effective solution.
Automation & Documentation: Automate repetitive administration, document common fixes, and build straightforward self-service resources. Reduce unnecessary approvals and manual steps so the team spends less time dealing with technology problems.
Infrastructure Collaboration: Support engineering-led internal infrastructure work through provisioning, access administration, troubleshooting, and operational improvements.
Experience independently managing IT operations, systems administration, or employee technology support in a growing organization.
Hands-on experience administering business applications, user accounts, identity and access systems, and employee devices.
Strong troubleshooting skills across hardware, operating systems, applications, and networking.
Familiarity with device management platforms and practical endpoint security.
Working knowledge of office networking, including Wi-Fi, DNS, DHCP, VPNs, and firewalls.
A productivity-first approach to IT: you evaluate tools and processes by how effectively they help people work, and avoid unnecessary approvals, restrictions, and manual steps.
Demonstrated judgment balancing security, reliability, and development speed, including adapting controls to the actual risk and needs of the team.
Clear communication, patience, and a service-oriented approach to helping technical and nontechnical colleagues.
Strong follow-through: you can prioritize competing requests, work independently, and recognize when to bring in additional expertise.
ChipAgents is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds.