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IT Support Engineer at Intersect - ApplyBlast

IT Support Engineer

Intersect

5 months ago

3.2 on Glassdoor

San Francisco, CA

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

An experienced IT Operations specialist will manage secure and scalable infrastructure for Intersect, a Google subsidiary developing large-scale energy and data center projects. This role combines hands-on Windows and macOS systems administration with end-user support, identity management via Okta, and device lifecycle oversight using tools like Jamf and Kandji. Based in San Francisco with a flexible but in-office-centric culture, the position aims to improve IT reliability while mentoring best practices across the growing Technology team.

Responsibilities

Administer and maintain Windows and macOS systems for stability and performance
Manage identity and access through Okta, including SSO and MFA enforcement
Oversee device lifecycle management using MDM platforms like Jamf or Intune
Resolve escalated support requests and provide technical guidance to employees
Develop standard operating procedures and optimize IT operational workflows

Skills

Qualifications

BS in Computer Science or related field3+ years of systems administration experience

About Intersect

intersect.com

Company Size

1-10 employees

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Intersect (Intersect Power) builds and operates integrated energy and data center infrastructure designed to power AI-scale computing. The company focuses on delivering the fastest, cheapest, cleanest, and most reliable energy and data center solutions to meet hyperscale demand. By combining power generation and data center capacity, Intersect aims to provide scalable infrastructure tailored for the next wave of compute-intensive applications.