Field Support Tech -Boise, ID
aa2itIdaho Falls (ID)
$23/HR
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IT Field Technician
Location: Idaho Falls ID Pay: $21/$23/HR
Responsibilities:
IT field technician - driving to client sites and providing general IT support to customers (retailers, banks, etc.), for break-fix and IMAC calls, and supporting clients, the level of support will vary by customer, but expect printer, laptop, server, network, and other IT devices. TOP 2 ? HW repair hands-on (printers, PCs, POS, etc.) break-fix, use of power tools (e.g. drills) and familiar with the ticketing system. Fast-paced environment, need problem-solving skills and be able to maintain composure under pressure.
Schedule:
Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM with a 1-hour lunch break. However, work may occasionally follow the project schedule, which could include overtime or after-hours as needed. OC (on call)? Yes, after completing all required Certs and training
Years of experience: preferred 2-5 but we will train
Certifications or education? A+ certification is good to have but not necessary, Lexmark certifications and experience are preferred but not necessary. Experience with Lexmark printer break-fix and equipment installs a plus, Client Dell Lenovo also desired but not necessary Idaho Falls, ID 83402 for Central base, additional cities are Idaho Falls, Ammon, Chubbuck, & Rexburg Kindly share your resume with answers; Q1: Are you having Valid DL and Reliable Transport Q2-Are you CompTIA A+ cert Q3: This job may need you to travel to out of Town to do implementation in other cities. Hope you are open (pl note Hotel and Daily allowance will be paid) Q4: For submission; kindly share MM/DD of Birth (no year)
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