IT Operations Engineer
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The IT Operations Engineer is a mid-level technical role responsible for independently supporting, troubleshooting, installing, and maintaining end-user technology and core IT infrastructure across multiple business locations. This position builds upon the foundational responsibilities of the Associate IT Operations Engineer by taking greater ownership of assigned systems, resolving more complex incidents, and completing infrastructure work with limited supervision.
The IT Operations Engineer serves as a reliable escalation resource for routine and moderately complex technical issues, contributes to projects and system improvements, and helps developing team members follow established standards. This role is expected to travel up to 40% to support company sites and participate in after-hours, weekend, and holiday on-call rotations.
- This is a remote role that requires up to 40% travel.
- Preferred candidates must reside in one of our operating states:
- FL, NY, PA
Responsibilities:
End-User Hardware and Application Support
- Independently troubleshoot, install, configure, repair, and maintain PCs, laptops, retail Point of Sale (PoS) systems, registers, receipt and label printers, iPads/iOS devices, VoIP phones, and related end-user technologies.
- Diagnose hardware, software, peripheral, account, and connectivity issues; implement solutions and document work performed.
- Coordinate equipment deployments, replacements, moves, and lifecycle activities while minimizing disruption to business operations.
Technology Infrastructure Support
- Support and maintain Dell and Nutanix server environments, Windows Server 2016/2019, Meraki and Fortinet switches, firewalls, wireless access points, manufacturing IoT devices, ISP circuits, and related infrastructure.
- Perform standard configuration changes, software installations, firmware updates, patching, testing, and preventive maintenance under established change-management procedures.
- Troubleshoot copper Ethernet and single-mode fiber connectivity, network performance, wireless coverage, and site interconnectivity issues.
- Take primary support ownership for assigned systems or locations while escalating high-risk, highly complex, or architecture-level issues to Senior Engineers or management.
Incident and Service Management
- Monitor, prioritize, investigate, and resolve incidents and service requests through the Freshservice helpdesk platform.
- Proactively and reactively respond to alerts generated by the SolarWinds monitoring platform and other operational tools.
- Act as an escalation resource for Associate Engineers on routine and moderately complex incidents.
- Coordinate technical response activities during assigned incidents, communicate status to stakeholders, and engage Senior Engineers or vendors when broader leadership or advanced expertise is required.
- Contribute technical findings to root-cause reviews and implement approved corrective or preventive actions.
Project and Site Support
- Complete assigned portions of infrastructure upgrades, site openings, remodels, equipment refreshes, and technology deployments.
- Review project requirements, identify technical dependencies, provide status updates, and communicate risks or delays to project leads.
- Work effectively at offices, retail locations, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, and active construction sites, including environments that may be hot, cold, dusty, or temporarily without normal facilities.
- Travel as required, including occasional last-minute trips, to support business-critical issues and scheduled project work.
Documentation, Standards, and Team Development
- Create and maintain accurate technical documentation, installation records, support procedures, diagrams, asset information, and knowledge-base articles.
- Follow and reinforce company standards for security, change control, incident management, equipment installation, and customer communication.
- Provide practical guidance and knowledge sharing to Associate Engineers without serving as the team’s primary mentor, technical authority, or highest escalation point.
- Identify recurring issues and recommend practical improvements to system reliability, support processes, and operational efficiency.
On-Call and Other Duties
- Participate in after-hours, weekend, and holiday on-call support rotations.
- Support information systems planning, implementation, administration, and operational readiness across multiple IT functional areas.
- Perform additional responsibilities as assigned by management.
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Green Thumb
View Company ProfileGreen Thumb Industries Inc. (operating under gtigrows.com, legally Green Thumb Industries Inc., often abbreviated as GTI) is the premier, enterprise-grade national cannabis consumer packaged goods (CPG) company, multi-state operator (MSO) pioneer, and retail wellness orchestration powerhouse engineered to act as the definitive, high-visibility cultivation, manufacturing, and consumer distribution layer for millions of medical and adult-use cannabis consumers across the United States. Founded in 2014 by visionary entrepreneur and investment executive Ben Kovler, the public enterprise completely eliminates the severe systemic friction of the fragmented, state-by-state cannabis market—where strict compliance barriers, complex distribution networks, and volatile agricultural supply chains present immense scaling hurdles—by deploying a robust, vertically integrated national brand and retail matrix. Moving far beyond local dispensary models, Green Thumb natively unifies mass-scale indoor and outdoor cultivation environments, advanced extraction laboratories, a diverse national portfolio of consumer brands (including RYTHM, Dogwalkers, incredibles, Beboe, &Shine, Doctor Solomon's, and Good Green), and its rapidly growing national retail footprint, RISE Dispensaries. Headquartered in Chicago, the corporation operates over 20 state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and more than 110 open retail locations across 14 key U.S. markets. Backed by significant financial strength as an industry leader with over $1 billion in annual revenue and listed publicly on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE: GTII) and OTCQX (GTBIF), Green Thumb continuously drives market innovation through high-profile partnerships, such as its landmark joint venture with Chicago's famous music venue The Salt Shed to sell branded THC products on-site. Under the hood, its operational technology utilizes climate-controlled, automated indoor cultivation systems designed to optimize plant profiles, dynamic supply chain management systems, secure point-of-sale integrations, and strict, multi-state track-and-trace compliance software built to guarantee absolute product safety, consistency, and chemical transparency. What sets Green Thumb Industries apart is its uncompromising dedication to replacing volatile, low-scale cannabis distribution with institutional-grade supply predictability, absolute consumer brand loyalty, and community-centric health and wellness advocacy; by bridging the gap between performance-intensive agricultural data analytics and immediate retail consumer trust, the company remains a definitive cornerstone of modern algorithmic CPG and global cannabis infrastructure transformation.
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