Charter is an award‑winning Canadian IT Solutions and Managed Services Provider founded in 1997. With offices across Canada, Charter delivers innovative IT solutions, managed services, project delivery, consulting, and staff augmentation expertise to organizations nationwide. Our mission is to align people, processes, and technologies to help clients enhance communication, optimize performance, and modernize their operations. Using business architecture methodology and human‑centered design, we guide clients through successful digital transformations, uncover new opportunities, and accelerate growth.
We are seeking a skilled and customer-focused IT Support Analyst to provide technical support and maintain the stability, security, and performance of our IT infrastructure. The successful candidate will be responsible for troubleshooting and supporting end-user devices, desktop and laptop computers, Microsoft 365 services, network infrastructure, virtualization platforms, and security appliances. This role requires strong technical expertise, excellent problem-solving skills, and a commitment to delivering exceptional customer service.
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Charter, an award-winning IT solution and managed services provider, was founded in 1997 in Victoria, BC, Canada. We offer a comprehensive portfolio of innovative IT solutions, managed services, project delivery, and consulting services. Our mission is to align people, process, and technologies to build better organizations, enhance communication, boost operational performance, and modernize businesses. Our team of experts leverages a business architecture methodology and a human-centered design approach to drive successful digital transformations for our clients, unlocking new opportunities, generating value, and promoting growth. We provide knowledge and support that extends beyond our clients' businesses, empowering them to focus on their core operations.
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