Network Technician

Network Technician

Central Office

Maintains network servers, PCs, software and hardware at assigned sites.

Provides training and support to administrators, building instructional staff in the integration of technology to support administrative and instruction needs.

Participates in the installation and maintenance of computer and printing software and hardware.

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Participates in up-grade set up, configure, install, and troubleshoot administrative and instructional computer and software.

Provides district-wide technology training for end-users as required or assigned.

Performs related work as required, or assigned.

Extensive coursework in computer information systems, computer science or related technical field (bachelor’s degree in a computer related field desirable), and considerable progressively more responsible positions in computer technology, functional applications support related experience, some of which shall have been in a lead project manager capacity; or any equivalent combination of education and experience that would provide the above noted knowledge, skill, and ability.

Thorough knowledge of industry-standard networking to include LAN infrastructure (switches and wireless infrastructure), TCP/IP protocols (DNS, DHCP, HTTP, LDAP), structured wiring, Microsoft Active Directory.

Ability to deploy and manage client technologies to include: desktops, laptops, printers and mobile devices.

Good knowledge of principles and practices of network security to include the configuration of firewalls and content filters.

Exhibit strong end-to-end troubleshooting skills and Windows OS, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft Active Directory.

Ability to plan and coordinate the work of others.

Excellent customer service skills.

Ability to communicate clearly, orally and in writing.

Ability to train personnel.

3/1/2018

Starts at $31,000.00