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technology standards. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Computer Support Technician 1 Administer and support the University's digital signage platform(s). Design, schedule, publish, and maintain digital signage
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diverse collection of plants. Demonstrated interpersonal, communication, computer, and organizational skills. Ability to work occasional evenings and holidays with short notice. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
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degree. A combination of education and experience may be substituted for a bachelor’s degree. Experience providing customer service in an office environment. Demonstrated computer software experience
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needs; supports schedules and produces routine computer reports. Reviews records and data for accuracy, reconciles differences, and works with other staff and university offices to identify errors and
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, offices, team spaces, and event venues. The anticipated focus of the role is approximately 60% audio visual technology and 40% general computer and technical support, although priorities may shift based
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office supply procurement, travel arrangements and reimbursements, equipment inventories, computer refreshes, software access, procurement transactions, and serving as liaison with Information Technology
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extended periods of sitting and the extensive use of computer and the office equipment. May involve stooping, kneeling, crouching and/or working on step ladders. Involves close vision, color vision, depth
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, identifies priorities, understands the bigger picture, and executes tasks with appropriate documentation. Physical Demands: Primarily desk-based with extended computer use. Occasional stooping, kneeling
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use of computer systems and collaboration tools, along with occasional physical activity related to meetings, site visits, infrastructure assessments, or emergency response coordination
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conducted in collaboration with the Behavioral Neuroscience program in the Psychological Sciences department (Ian Stevenson), the Electrical and Computer Engineering/Biomedical Engineering departments