Desktop Support Specialist Salary

 What amount does a Desktop Support Specialist make in the United States?

• The average Desktop Support Specialist pay in the United States is $46,672 as of October 28, 2020, however, the compensation range commonly falls somewhere in the range of $39,078 and $55,239.
• The average desktop support specialist salary in the United States is $79574 or an equal hourly pace of $38.

Compensation reaches can shift broadly relying upon many significant components, including training, certifications, extra skills, the number of years you have spent in your profession. - Salary.com

What does a Desktop Support Specialist do?

• Shown experience with a Customer Support Specialist work with perceived role on a huge scope of services and products at intermediary and advanced levels.
• Incorporate reports from a wide variety of sources and communicate information.
• Produce quarterly reports to present to SLA customers on work performed and any suggestions that would add to the quality of technology within unit.

Top 5 skills for Desktop Support Specialist:

1. Suggests enhancements

2. Assesses work performance

3. Allots work

4. Problem Analysis

5. Directing operations

Expected set of responsibilities:

• Organizes and allocates work projects, for example, changing over to new equipment or software, and offers other technical support to workers in data processing offices.
• Assesses workload and capacity of computer system to decide possibility of growing or improving computer operations.
• Suggests upgrades in computer system.
• Surveys finished projects or computer programs to guarantee that objectives are met and that programs are viable with other programs effectively being used.
• Trains employees being used of new software or equipment.
• Rejects paraprofessional positions.