The IT Systems Specialist is responsible for the setup, programming, repair and troubleshooting of servers, end-user devices (computers, laptops, tablets, smartphones, etc.), network infrastructure, and hosted/virtual products. This position’s primary focus is to serve as the point of contact for business customer IT support. The IT Systems Supervisor will assign specific job duties to ensure coverage of all responsibilities.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities- other duties may be assigned:
Position and advancement within the wage range established for this position are dependent upon performance and the scope of the duties and responsibilities assigned.
Personnel Specifications
Education/Experience
Computer Science or similar technical degree or related training. Experience with servers (domain controller and active directory), cloud/hosted solutions and virtual machines preferred. An interest and desire in continuing education and training to keep up with changes in technology.
Job Knowledge & Related Skills
Experience with business servers, computers and networking. Ability to develop skills to work on Windows Servers including hardware, operating systems, networking, and software (ADDS, Group Policy, DHCP, DNS, Exchange, and file server roles) and Windows workstations including hardware, operating systems, networking, and software.
Ability to work on configuring customer LAN networks with firewalls, routers, and subnetting. Ability to troubleshoot customer routing, switching, and cabling issues. Ability to work on virtual machines and hardware such as Esxi, Hyper-V, and VMware, including build/configuration, operations, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Ability to develop backup solutions for customer data including the use of hardware, software, and group policy configurations. Can work under and handle stressful periods when meeting deadlines. Can manage multiple projects and tasks, balancing customer priorities and deadlines.
Must have strong customer service skills and the ability to work independently and as a team player. Responds to customers and community in a way that ensures positive public relations. Recognizes that one of the most important performance areas in which Consolidated functions is public and customer relations. To ensure continued growth and success, courteous and friendly relationships with customers must be maintained. Can answer customer inquiries and refer unanswered questions to the appropriate supervisory personnel.
Additional Requirements
The IT Systems Specialist may be required to participate in the On-Call & Weekend Duty rotation. This position may also require occasional overtime.
Position Relationships
The IT Systems Specialist reports to the IT Systems Supervisor.
Internal/External
Maintains close relationship with all departments. Works primarily with business customers. Works with manufacturers, suppliers and vendors in sourcing and researching products for customer projects.
Evaluation Criteria:
Benefits offered for full-time employees: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Holidays, Vacation, Sick Leave, Tuition Assistance, 401K, Retirement/Pension, Uniform Allowance, Wellness Program. Proof of eligibility to work in the U.S will be required upon employment.
EEO Program Information
Consolidated Telcom, formerly known as Consolidated Telephone Cooperative, a licensee under Part 22 of the Federal Communications Commission’s Rules, is required under said rules as a common carrier licensee to maintain non-discriminatory employment practices.
Full Statement of Nondiscrimination and Equal Employment
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