Additional Information
The IT Specialist, Field Services Support is responsible for ensuring the reliability and functionality of end-user computing and local IT infrastructure services across our network of manufacturing plants and corporate office locations.
The IT Specialist, Field Services Support will serve as the primary technical liaison, providing essential on-site support for incident resolution, project rollouts, and strategic IT initiatives. This position requires the willingness and ability to travel regularly between company sites to deliver direct, hands-on technical assistance.
Primary Responsibilities:
End-User Support: provide expert Level 2 on-site support for desktops, laptops, mobile devices, peripherals, and standard business applications.
Troubleshooting & Maintenance: perform advanced troubleshooting and resolution of hardware, software, and connectivity issues in both office and demanding manufacturing environments.
Deployment & Lifecycle Management: execute break/fix support, device imaging, deployments, upgrades, and replacements.
Site Technology Management: Support specialized site equipment, including conference room technology, shop-floor workstations, shared terminals, printers, AV equipment, phone systems, and CCTV systems.
Multi-Site Field Services: travel to company locations to support incident escalations, new site setups, technology refreshes, and standardization initiatives.
Infrastructure Liaison: act as the local technical representative for centralized IT teams (Network, Hosting, Server), providing hands-on assistance with rack/stack, cabling, physical access, and basic diagnostics.
Manufacturing IT: deliver specialized IT support within manufacturing/shop-floor environments, collaborating with Operations and Engineering teams.
Business Partnership: build strong relationships with local business stakeholders, gathering and validating technical requirements to support new IT initiatives, pilots, and phased deployments.
Asset Management: maintain accurate and up-to-date IT asset inventory, tracking the full asset lifecycle (deployment, moves, disposal) for compliance and financial controls.
Documentation: create and maintain technical documentation, site procedures, and support guides, contributing to continuous improvement and standardization efforts.
Other assigned duties.
Knowledge & Skills Required:
Hands-on, adaptable, and customer-focused approach.
Strong problem-solving and prioritization skills under pressure.
Ability to work independently and manage time effectively across multiple sites.
Highly organized and detail-oriented, especially in documentation and inventory management.
Comfortable navigating and working in both professional office and active manufacturing floor settings.
Education Required:
Bachelor's degree in computer science or related
Education Preferred:
Professional certification such as Microsoft, Network, Cabling preferred
Sonoco · - Aprilia - D373, Italy