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Tennessee Board of Regents

Computer Technician

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

Location
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Work
Not stated
Employment
Full-time
Level
Not stated
Function
Trades & logistics
Pay
$45.7K – $54.9K a year (read from the ad)
Posted
13 months ago

About the role

Title: Computer Technician

POSITION SUMMARY

Installs, repairs and maintains campus technology across all seven of the College’s campuses.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS/JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Troubleshoots and repairs microcomputer hardware and peripherals. Plans, designs and installs new endpoint devices and software systems. Administers and maintains software deployment systems and creates images and installation packages. Reviews and resolves service tickets for campus-related requests.

Responds to technical dispatch requests escalated from the service desk. Maintains an inventory of campus technology equipment, supplies, parts and stock.

Maintains an inventory of software and licensing. Works with third-party vendors to resolve technical problems when necessary. Troubleshoots network related issues and audio/visual systems. Supports and assists with technical infrastructure systems, such as electronic door access, security cameras and UPS devices. Occasionally travels throughout the service area to other campuses.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

High School Diploma

Three (3) years of relevant experience, including at least one (1) year in technical support.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Associate’s degree

Five (5) years of experience in installation, maintenance and repair of computer hardware, software and network equipment

CompTIA A+ certification

Experience with Microsoft Endpoint Manager, JAMF and Quest Kace SMA/SDA

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Demonstrated knowledge of microcomputers and software applications, such as Windows 10/11, macOS and Microsoft 365. Ability to read diagrams, schematics and technical manuals for repair and diagnostic information. Ability to effectively communicate with contractors, faculty, staff and peers. Ability to frequently walk, stand, stoop, crawl, climb, bend, kneel, work on elevated surfaces, work in small/confined spaces, work overhead and be in awkward positions for extended period of time. Ability to regularly push, pull, lift, move and carry 30 to 50 pounds. Ability to work occasional nights and weekends as needed to support campus events and/or respond to maintenance and weather emergencies.

Open Until Filled: Yes

Rate of Pay: $45,727.50 to $54,873.00 annually, depending on experience

Special Instructions to Applicants: Unofficial transcripts are acceptable for the application process. Official transcripts are required upon hire. Applicants may be subject to a background check.

Source

Posted by Tennessee Board of Regents on their own hiring page, careers.pageuppeople.com. OptiTalent shows it as published, read 07 Nov 2026 04:29 UTC; the original is the reference.

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