Desktop Engineer, Information Technology Section
Attorney General & Dept of Law · Richmond, VA · Virginia
- Role
- Software engineer
- First seen
- Sep 19, 2026
- Closes
- Not listed
- Salary
- $60,000-$61,500
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Summary
The Desktop Engineer supports the Attorney General's end-user computing environment by installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting workstations, mobile devices, and audio-visual conference room equipment across multiple office locations. The role manages device deployments, resolves escalated technical issues, handles hardware repairs, and provides hands-on deskside support to ensure optimal system performance and user productivity.
Key qualifications
- College diploma or university degree in Computer Science and/or five years of equivalent work experience
- CompTIA A+, Network+, and Security+ certifications
- Strong enterprise desktop/end-user computing support experience with advanced hardware, software, and Windows operating system troubleshooting
- Experience using enterprise endpoint/system management tools for imaging, endpoint protection, patch management, and software distribution
- Experience with conference-room/AV technologies and working knowledge of networking protocols and ITIL
- Experience creating and maintaining technical documentation and knowledge articles
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