Remote - IT Analyst 1 - Inbound, DO Hardware ID-10508

Are you passionate about technology and enjoy solving problems in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment?  Join our team as an IT Analyst 1 – Inbound (DO Hardware) where you’ll provide remote assistance to dental team members, troubleshooting a variety of IT systems including software, hardware, networks, and digital imaging systems.  You’ll serve as a key point of contact for technical inquiries, document and manage service desk tickets, and ensure issues are resolved or escalated efficiently. 

With more than 1,700 dental offices supported across 38 states, and over 20,000 team members, Heartland Dental has a proven track record of growth and success. We’re looking for professional individuals who are open, positive and mentally flexible to join our network of support. 

This position reports to IT Dental Office Support Manager or Supervisor. 


Below is an overview of the duties and responsibilities associated with this position: 

  • Answer inbound phone calls and provide prompt, effective support  
  • Respond to electronic requests from customers in a timely manner  
  • Implement and support services for Microsoft related technologies: Windows Server, Windows workstation OS, Microsoft Office, etc. 
  • Implement system solutions for supported offices using technologies that meet their needs 
  • Implement and support disaster recovery solutions to ensure business continuity 
  • Provide technical services and support at the network level: WAN and LAN connectivity, routers, firewalls, and security 
  • Provide remote access solution implementation and support 
  • Maintain system documentation, including regular system reviews and recommendations. 
  • Troubleshoot and resolve computer hardware and software issues 
  • Track and monitor status of inquiries, collaborating with appropriate resources to facilitate resolution 
  • Document and escalate complex issues as needed to higher-level support teams 
  • Train end users on computer and application usage 
  • Provide remote technical support to dental office team members 
  • Perform software installations and upgrades to ensure compatibility and functionality 
  • Maintain and upgrade computer systems, practice management software, digital imaging software and digital imaging devices 
  • Participate in a rotational on-call providing support until 8PM Monday-Friday and Saturday mornings 
  • Meet or exceed documented KPIs 


Minimum Requirements: 

  • Strong computer skills, including experience with Microsoft Office 
  • 1 years’ experience in troubleshooting hardware systems over the phone 
  • Strong organizational skills, accuracy and attention to detail 
  • Ability to work well under pressure and prioritize multiple tasks 
  • High level of maturity, personal initiative, and sound judgment with the ability to interact with co-workers in a collegial manner to accomplish common tasks. 
  • Attendance and punctuality are essential 
  • Practical customer service skills, demonstrating the ability to manage customer inquiries and deliver exceptional service 

 Desired Experience  

  • Completion of associates degree in IT field 
  • Active Directory experience   
  • Familiarity with Azure 
  • Computer networking experience 

 Physical Requirements: 

  • Able to perform essential duties satisfactorily with or without reasonable accommodation; reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties of the position.  
  • Able to sit at a desk for prolonged periods and work on a computer 
  • Able to lift up to 15 pounds at times. 

  

We put our people first at Heartland Dental, and that shows in our generous benefits package. 

Company retains the sole discretion to change the duties of the position at any time. 

We provide all employees and applicants for employment the protections of federal, state, and local laws affording equal opportunity in employment. 

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