Jr. Remote Desktop Technician
Location: Remote | Full-Time (US Business Hours, CST)
Company: Lockbaud
- About the Role -
- Spark. Energy, personality, and a self-starting attitude. You take initiative without being chased.
- You love technology for the sake of technology. Not just “I use a computer for work.” You tinker, build, break things on purpose, run a home lab, or stay up late figuring out why something failed. Curiosity is the point.
- Real customer service experience. You’ve helped people under pressure before (retail, hospitality, call center, front desk, tech support, or similar). Users need someone patient, clear, and human on the phone.
- Key Responsibilities -
- Provide remote technical support to U.S.-based end users via ticketing system and inbound phone calls
- Communicate clearly and professionally with users, setting expectations and explaining issues in plain language
- Troubleshoot common Windows workstation and peripheral issues with guidance as needed
- Support basic Microsoft 365 issues (Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, password resets, and simple account tasks)
- Install and configure printer drivers, common software applications, and system updates
- Assist with basic VoIP phone troubleshooting under senior guidance
- Use remote access and RMM tools to diagnose and remediate endpoint issues
- Document troubleshooting steps, findings, and resolutions accurately in the ticketing system
- Escalate complex issues to senior technicians with clear context and supporting details
- Collaborate with the Lead Technician and Dispatch to keep ticket flow efficient
- Take ownership of learning: ask good questions, dig into unfamiliar issues, and build skill on the job
- Required Skills & Traits -
- Spark: self-starter energy, personality, and initiative without constant direction
- Genuine love of technology for its own sake (home lab, personal projects, tinkering, or self-taught technical work)
- Prior customer service experience in a people-facing role (retail, hospitality, call center, front desk, help desk, or similar)
- Excellent spoken and written English, with the ability to communicate confidently over the phone
- Patient, clear, professional, and upbeat with live users
- Working knowledge of Windows operating systems (personal use counts if you can troubleshoot, not just click around)
- Willingness to learn and take ownership of unfamiliar technical issues
- Ability to remain calm and clear during live support interactions
- Preferred Qualifications -
- Home lab, homelab networking, or personal tech projects you can actually talk about
- Familiarity with Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams, OneDrive)
- Basic understanding of networking concepts (Wi-Fi, connectivity, simple DNS awareness)
- Prior phone-based or live chat support experience with U.S. customers
- Exposure to printers, peripherals, or basic VoIP devices
- CompTIA A+, Network+, or similar entry-level certs (nice to have, not required)
- Clear, neutral, or American-accented English (for phone-based support)
- What Success Looks Like -
- Users feel helped, not rushed or confused
- You bring energy and personality without sacrificing professionalism
- You dig into problems because you actually want to understand them
- You ask smart questions and document what you tried
- You own your tickets and follow through instead of waiting to be poked
- You improve week over week: fewer handoffs on simple issues, stronger technical judgment
- Growth Path -
- Why Lockbaud -
- How to Apply -
- Include “ExcitedToStart!” at the beginning of your application
- Submit a resume that clearly shows customer service experience
- In a short note, tell us: (1) something technical you’ve fixed or built for fun, and (2) a customer service moment you’re proud of
- Include a short voice recording to demonstrate phone communication skills
Benefits
- Additional leave
- Opportunities for promotion
- Paid training
- Work from home