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Downtown Music in Amsterdam is looking for a Senior IT Support Engineer to enhance technology operations for its global workforce. This role focuses on end-user support primarily for macOS devices, troubleshooting various technical issues, and providing exceptional service to users in Europe and the UK.
The ideal candidate will manage user accounts, participate in technology projects, and collaborate with teams across different time zones, ensuring seamless technology operations that empower creators in the music industry.
Downtown Music Holdings (Downtown) is a modern global music company. We help millions of creators, rights holders and their partners to manage their music as a business and get paid fairly for their work. We’re working to build a more equitable global music industry because we believe when creators and their partners are fairly compensated, they are empowered to keep creating and investing back into the world. We service over 50 million music assets from hundreds of countries across six continents, including some of the most well-known songs in popular music. Working with creators at every stage of their career, from emerging songwriters to iconic performers, our business model drives equity across the entire global music industry supply chain.
We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled Senior IT Support Engineer to join our team. Based out of our offices in the world-famous Grachtengordel of Amsterdam, you will work as part of the team ensuring seamless technology operations for our global workforce, with a strong focus on providing exceptional end-user support focused in Europe and the UK.
You will also have the exciting opportunity to contribute to various technology projects that enhance our services and user experience. This role requires the flexibility to collaborate with teams based in the US and UK and will involve work outside of local standard business hours.
Fluency in English is essential. Proficiency in Dutch is not required, but helpful.