Technical Support: Provides endpoint and desktop support for university-supported technologies. Troubleshoots hardware, operating system, and application issues across Windows, macOS, and mobile platforms. Installs, configures, images, deploys, and maintains computers using centralized management tools. Supports university-standard software including Microsoft 365, email services, VPN, endpoint security solutions, and learning management systems. Diagnoses and resolves wired, wireless, and remote connectivity issues. Provides support for accessibility and assistive technology solutions as needed. (25%)
Customer Service & Escalation: Serves as a Tier 1 escalation resource for Help Desk staff and resolves advanced user issues. Communicates technical information effectively to non-technical users including faculty, staff, students, and leadership. Documents incidents, troubleshooting steps, and resolutions within the ticketing system and maintains accurate service records. Meets established service level agreements (SLAs) and ensures timely resolution of service requests. (25%)
Systems & Projects: Participates in desktop and endpoint lifecycle initiatives including operating system upgrades, hardware refreshes, and enterprise software deployments. Assists with endpoint security, patch management, and compliance activities. Tests and evaluates new hardware and software solutions and recommends improvements to support processes, standards, and tools. Contributes to continuous improvement of endpoint management practices. (20%)
Collaboration & Mentorship: Collaborates with systems, networking, and security teams to support integrated service delivery. Provides guidance and informal mentoring to junior support staff and student workers. Assists in the development of training materials, documentation, and knowledge base articles to improve support consistency and knowledge sharing across the organization. (20%)
Other duties as assigned. (10%)