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Tata Consultancy Services · Pune

Service Desk Analyst

PuneIT & Infrastructure

Last seen on Tata Consultancy Services’s official careers site on August 1, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

Desired Competencies (Technical/Behavioral Competency) Must-Have

  • Strong knowledge of:
  • Windows OS and Microsoft Office applications
  • Basic networking concepts (LAN, WAN, VPN)
  • Active Directory and user account management
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and work under pressure
  • Customer-oriented mindset with a focus on service excellence Good-to-Have
  • Strong understanding of Service Desk operations and ITIL framework SN Role descriptions / Expectations from the Role 1
  • Serve as the first point of contact for all IT service requests and incidents via phone, email, or ticketing system 2
  • Provide Level 1 support for hardware, software, network, and application issues 3
  • Log, categorize, and prioritize incidents and service requests in the ticketing system 4
  • Troubleshoot and resolve common technical issues in a timely manner 5
  • Escalate complex incidents to Level 2/3 support teams as needed 6
  • Monitor ticket queues to ensure SLA compliance 7
  • Assist in user account management (password resets, access provisioning, etc.) 8
  • Maintain accurate documentation of issues, solutions, and procedures 9
  • Contribute to knowledge base articles and continuous service improvement

Qualifications

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

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