The Service Desk Agent (L1) is the frontline of our Identity Service Desk add-on. This role handles high-volume end-user identity issues (the “I can’t log in” noise) so the engineering team can stay focused on platform operations and higher-complexity work.
This is an end-user support role , and it is also the training ground for our future engineers . The L1 agent executes standardized runbooks to resolve common access issues quickly while gaining exposure to the enterprise identity platform. We value curiosity and operational discipline as the foundation for a career in Identity Security.
Scope of Support (What L1 Owns)
- MFA resets :
- SSPR assistance :
- Account unlocks :
- Basic group membership adds/removes :
- Session/access recovery actions as defined by runbooks
Career Growth (The L1 to L2 Pipeline)
We believe in promoting from within. This role is designed to be a launchpad. Agents who demonstrate mastery of runbooks, solid operational discipline, and technical curiosity are eligible for our Identity Engineering Bridge Program , which provides:
- Mentorship from L3 Architects :
- Shadow sessions with L2 Engineers on complex tickets
- A clear skills roadmap to promote into the L2 Identity Engineer role
Key Responsibilities1) User Interaction and Frontline Support
- Answer phone/chat for end-user identity issues (“I can’t log in”).
- Collect required details and document ticket notes clearly.
2) Basic Remediation (Standard Motions)
- Reset MFA methods, assist with SSPR completion, and perform account unlock actions within scope.
- Execute basic group membership changes as authorized.
3) First Contact Resolution (FCR) via Runbooks
- Follow standard runbooks (KEDB) to resolve known issues without escalation whenever possible.
4) Triage and Escalation Hygiene
- Identify whether an issue is user-specific versus a platform/systemic problem.
- Escalate platform issues promptly to L2 with a clear summary of actions taken.
- Enforce “Definition of Ready” : Ensure escalated tickets include all required logs, screenshots, and user availability before routing to Engineering.
5) Operational Monitoring and Reporting Support
- Health Checks : Perform daily “eyes on glass” checks of critical dashboards (example: Entra Connect Sync status, log forwarding heartbeats) and alert L2 to failures.
- Billing/Usage Checks : Periodically check user/app counts against defined thresholds and flag potential overages to the SDC.
- Report Generation : Execute scheduled reporting scripts (example: Monthly Service Reports, Secure Score) and stage draft artifacts for SDC/L2 review.
Role Boundaries
- This role is routed to the L1 Service Desk (not Engineering).
- Complex authentication troubleshooting and platform engineering remain L2/L3 responsibilities.
Required Qualifications
- 1-2+ years experience in an IT Service Desk / Helpdesk environment.
- Strong customer service and de-escalation skills; comfort with high ticket volume.
- Ability to follow runbooks precisely and document outcomes clearly.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills (English) for phone/chat support.
- Technical Curiosity : A genuine desire to learn Microsoft Entra ID and understand why issues happen, not just how to close the ticket.
Preferred Qualifications
- Familiarity with identity concepts such as MFA and SSPR .
- Experience with Microsoft 365 Admin Center or Entra ID (Azure AD) portal navigation for basic health checks.
- Experience working in a managed services environment with clear escalation paths.
Success Metrics
- High First Contact Resolution (FCR) using runbooks.
- Clean triage: user issues resolved at L1; platform issues escalated quickly.
- Consistent handling of Identity Service Desk scope items.
Pay: ₹550,000.00 - ₹1,000,000.00 per year
Benefits :
- Paid sick time
- Paid time off
- Work from home
Work Location: Remote
📌 Service Desk AgentIdentity Service Desk (Entra / Mfa / Sspr) (India)
🏢 GCA Technology Services
📍 India
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