— Providing technical support to users from the central office and remote sales points.
— Travel to facilities to perform simple technical work and fix minor faults.
— Installation, connection and basic configuration of computers, printers, scanners, commercial equipment and peripherals.
— Connecting workplaces: computer, monitor, printer, home equipment, network and power supply.
— Primary fault diagnosis: computer does not start, printer does not print, scanner does not work, no network, device does not connect.
— Fixing simple software problems: configuring Windows, office programs, email, network folders, shortcuts, and basic workplace settings.
— Basic work with the local network: checking the connection, replacing patch cords, crimping cables, connecting equipment to network outlets and switches.
— Simple assembly and cable routing, if necessary.
— Maintaining order at workplaces, in network cabinets and in equipment connection areas.
— Fulfilling tasks received from the IT administrator and technical support specialist.

— Basic understanding of how computers, peripheral equipment and local area networks work.
— Basic knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office, ability to install drivers and standard office software.
— Basic skills in connecting and configuring workplaces: computer, monitor, printer, scanner, home equipment, network and power supply.
— Availability for practical technical work: connection, cable replacement, crimping, simple cable pulling, equipment installation.
— Availability to travel to remote commercial points.

It will be an advantage:
— Basic knowledge of 1C.
— Experience in configuring email, network folders, printers, and user workstations.
— Experience in minor repairs or computer diagnostics.
— Category B driving license.

Personal qualities:
— Responsibility, accuracy and executive spirit.
— Calm and polite communication with users.
— Willingness to learn and perform tasks as instructed.
— Organization and attention to detail.