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WorkSmart (Germany) seeks IT professionals to help clients support, manage, and plan their IT infrastructure, primarily in Windows environments for small businesses.
The role combines remote and on-site service, with four days per week at client sites in Charlotte, including infrastructure reviews, project advisement, and strategic planning with the WorkSmart team. Excellent communication and documentation skills are required.
We're looking for IT professionals who will thrive working with multiple corporate clients to help them support, manage, and plan their IT infrastructure. Mainly operating in Windows environments, most of our clients are small businesses with little or no IT expertise in-house. We're not just looking for the best technical talent, we're also looking for folks who interact well with users - whether they're administrative staff or the business owner!
This position provides service to our clients both remotely and on-site. Expect to work at client sites in Charlotte four days per week. Duties include infrastructure review, project advisement, strategic planning in conjunction with the WorkSmart team and clients, and limited on-call responsibilities.
The ideal candidate will be able to work on-site directly with clients, giving an impression of calm confidence even when encountering unexpected challenges or new technology.
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Employees will work at client sites, in our office, and remotely.
This is a full-time salaried position with excellent benefits.
Our core values define our culture and how we approach working with clients, hiring new teammates, and rewarding each other, and they even allow us to consider when someone is not a good fit. We all use these core values as a filter through which we make decisions. By embodying these values as an organization and as individuals, we will continue to grow and succeed.
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