Stability AI
IT Support Engineer
United States$85k–$120kfull-timemidAdded today
About this role
Stability AI seeks a remote IT Support Engineer to manage technical support and IT operations for a globally distributed team. You'll handle device provisioning, identity management, endpoint administration, and support across macOS, Windows, and emerging technologies, while working independently to resolve issues and improve IT workflows.
What you'll do
- Provide technical support for hardware, software, networking, and cloud application issues across the organization
- Manage employee onboarding and offboarding, including device setup, account provisioning, and access configuration
- Administer Okta, Google Workspace, Kandji, and other core workplace systems
- Troubleshoot issues on macOS and Windows environments and maintain IT asset inventory and documentation
- Build automations and integrations to improve operational efficiency and IT workflows
- Support compliance initiatives, access reviews, and incident response activities
What they're looking for
- macOS and Windows device administration and troubleshooting
- Google Workspace and device management tools (Kandji, Jamf, or similar)
- Identity and access management, SSO, MFA, and endpoint security
- Okta, Slack, Zoom, Atlassian, and GitHub platform familiarity
- Independent troubleshooting and problem resolution
- Scripting or workflow automation (Python, JavaScript preferred)
- IT ticketing systems and asset management platforms
- Linux, AWS, or Google Cloud environments (nice to have)
Benefits
- Equity and benefits package
- Remote work arrangement
- Opportunity to work with emerging AI and automation technologies
- Exposure to developer-focused and AI-focused organization
- Cross-functional collaboration with Security, Engineering, and other teams
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Stability AI
- Website
- stability.ai
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience administering device management tools like Kandji or Jamf and how you've used them to manage a fleet of devices.
- How have you handled a complex access management or identity issue, and what was your troubleshooting approach?