Computer and Network Support Technician
Computer and Network Support Technician
supersonic There is no way a Trojan is going to take down the protection of the Linksys NAT router, unless a hacker using a...
In the fall of this year this position will become available in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. How do I know? It's my job and I'm leaving in the fall. I'd like to find some potential replacements for my employer, as a courtesy, because they have been good to me. But I don't want to give them months of notice lest they replace me before I want to leave. So no information about either my idenbreasty, or the company's idenbreasty, will be given.
The Company:
It's a mid-sized company in the construction industry. The company also owns several smaller companies in town that you will also provide support for.
The Job:
On 26 Jun 2005 12:32:22 -0700, A strange species called "pgjonesuk" What kind of broadband are you getting? Cable or ADSL? I take it you are in the UK...
You will provide support for Windows 9X, 2000, and XP machines. You will also get *some* experience administering an overlapping Windows and Netware domain. Other technologies you'll be working with are: VOIP phones and software, VPN, Wireless Wan, and Citrix. You will be the only other support analyst besides your boss, who by the way is a really great guy you will enjoy working for.
The Applicant:
You will probably need some technical training, but you don't have to have any certifications. But of course certifications like A+ are an buttet. Experience is good too, but when this job was originally offered to me no experience was required.
The reimbursement:
Pay for this position is what you might expect from a position that requires no certifications and no experience: approx $13-$15 per hour. There is not a lot of room for advancement. You will get good experience, but due to the size of the business the only position you could ascend to is that of your boss, and you probably aren't qualified for that.
check it out.
Thank you,