Manager V, Workstation Support, Academic Computing Services-Yale University () [ARCHIVED]
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Manager V, Workstation Support, Academic Computing Services-Yale University () [ARCHIVED]
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Manager V, Workstation Support, Academic Computing Services-Yale University |
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Senior Management Positions |
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Connecticut (Northeastern U.S.) |
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Position Description:
Plan, manage and administer the ITS Workstation Support program ,including full responsibility for developing and managing WSSstaff and services; provide guidance and leadership to WSS; and work with other ACS staff and academic departments to develop departmental IT support plans.
Essential duties of position 1. Recruit, train, manage and administer UNIX and NT technical professionals providing service and support to academic departments. Provide technical leadership with focus on staff development. Track service and performance and work with staff to meet client needs and service standards. 2. Develop, administer and publish a campus-wide program of recommended Unix and NT standards. Work with departments to develop local plans and standards for support of technical workstations in academic and research settings. 3. Provide senior technical guidance in Unix or NT. 4. Develop and manage a budget including some fee-for-service income.
Experience and training Bachelor's degree with five to seven years experience in a technical workstation or similar environment or an equiv combination of education and experience. Two years supervisory experience.
Skills and abilities 1. Detailed knowledge of a Unix or Windows NT operating system. 2. Service-minded and self motivated. 3. Demonstrated interpersonal, communication, project management, and managerial skills. 4. Ability to work in and lead teams including those which cross organizational boundaries. Strong administrative skills (e.g., managing an entrepreneurial unit). Ability to work in a highly collaborative environment.
Contact Name: Lillian Canna Organization: Yale University Phone: (203) 432-5702 Email: lillian.canna@yale.edu
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