IT Support Technician 1

Campus Technology Services - Support Center, Help Desk Team 2

79683BR

CLOSED TO FURTHER APPLICATIONS

IT Support Technician 1

L34 - Local 34 (Yale Union Group)

Full time

Regular

Labor Grade D

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Central Campus

150 Munson Street
New Haven, CT 06511

Standard (M-F equal number of hours per day)

Computing and Information Systems

37.5

Responsible for providing technical computer assistance as well as accounts and access to the Yale community. This includes technical problem recognition, research, isolation, resolution, and follow-up. Requires experience and understanding of computing systems and networking applications. Typically involves the use of a problem management database, incident tracking system and system monitoring tools. Only problems of a complex nature are escalated for resolution. Provides access to and functional support for University financial and administrative applications, including both a detailed understanding of how the applications function and of how to use them consistent with Yale's financial and administrative policies and procedures.

1. Provides telephone based and email computer support at the ITS Help Desk. Provides assistance to end-users related to computer and or networking problems, and services and procedures within Yale University. 2. Troubleshoots computing related problems. Identifies and analyzes all software, hardware, and network-related issues, recommend solutions and assist user with resolution. Escalates problems of a complex nature as needed. 3. Provides functional support for University financial and administrative applications, including both a detailed understanding of how the applications function and of how to use them consistent with Yale's financial and administrative policies and procedures. Exercises judgment to escalate functional issues of a complex nature as needed. 4. Responds to emergency calls and routine calls. Analyzes problems to determine if a technician site visit is required. Creates work order and follow-ups on technician visit to ensure resolution. Documents all reported problems. 5. Evaluates user applications and operating system to allow for maintenance. Provides consultation on systems related problems and recommendations regarding systems and equipment to end-users; provides support, information and consulting services to faculty, staff and students. 6. Assists users in maintaining their desktop computing environment. Recommends supported software applications operating systems to end-users. Assists in the maintenance of a knowledge database. Maintains equipment inventories. 7. Applies understanding and knowledge of information systems products and services to assist internal users. Identifies, investigates and researches user questions and problems as well as recognize, research, isolate and resolve information systems problems. 8. Helps identify skill level and recommends training courses for users. Assists in developing documentation and /or related material for training. 9. Acts as liaison between end-user and departments. 10. Provide coverage for ITS Client Accounts including accounts and access creation, modification, maintenance and deletion 11. Completes and documents technical projects such as the testing of hardware and software products. 12. Assures compliance with University required security and information technology policies and procedures.

Six years of related experience, four of them in the same job family at the next lower level, and a high school level education; or four years related experience and an Associate's degree; or little or no work experience and a Bachelor degree in a related field; or an equivalent combination of experience and education.

Demonstrated proficiency with both Mac and PC/Windows. Exceptional oral and written communication skills, well organized and detail oriented.

Service-minded, self-motivated and ability to work independently, in a team environment and across organizational units.

Proven ability to use a combination of research, previous experience, testing and escalation to efficiently find the best solutions to technical problems, including applying standards and best practices in implementing stable solution that best meet a client's business and operation requirements.

Proven ability and drive to provide excellent customer service.

Proven ability to address production or operational problems with a sense of urgency, ability to quickly make diagnosis and establish rapport with clients.

One of the following certifications: A+, Network+, Microsoft, Apple/Mac.

Occasional

Occasional

No

No

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