Enterprise Applications Support Technician

Location
Austin
Workplace
On-site

About this role

 

Enterprise Applications Support Technician
Department: Technology
Full-time On-Site in Austin, TX
Pay Rate: 65,000 annually 
Up to 20% Travel

Company Description: 

DMD Systems Recovery is on a mission to protect the planet – one IT asset at a time. We help companies securely erase data and give technology a second life through reuse, refurbishment, and responsible recycling. As a certified B Corp, we believe business should do more than make money – it should make a difference. Every laptop, server, and device we process helps reduce waste, shrink landfills, and fuel the next generation of technology. If you care about sustainability, real‑world impact, and smart tech solutions, DMD is a place where your work truly matters.

Our headquarters are in Tempe, Arizona, with additional processing facilities in Austin, Texas and Palo Alto, California.


Job Summary:
The Enterprise Applications Support Technician supports day-to-day use, adoption, and continuous improvement of DMD’s enterprise applications, with a primary focus on Microsoft Dynamics and related business systems. This role serves as a first point of knowledge and support for end users, helping reduce day-to-day operational dependency on the Director of Enterprise Applications by handling user questions, onboarding, testing, documentation, and support coordination. The ideal candidate is technically curious, highly organized, service-oriented, and able to translate system changes into practical guidance that helps users confidently adopt new tools and workflows.

Key Responsibilities:


Education and Experience:
Physical Requirements:
  • Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer
  • Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times
  • Reasonable accommodations will be made, enabling individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

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