Technology Support Technician at Ackerman Charter School District-Bowman School

About the Employer

Bowman School was established in 1895 and has served as a focal point for the Bowman community since its establishment. When widening of the interstate cut a swathe through the area, the school remained to keep the community intact. Placer County’s Bowman community, the intersection of mini marts and mountain homes, agriculture and fast food huts, sees traffic move to and from the Sierras. Behind the franchised facades and small one of a kind cafes are residential neighborhoods that date back to the days of the Gold Rush. Settled in the mid 1800’s, the community of Bowman was an outgrowth of the regions’ mining camps. Sitting on the bluffs above the North Fork of the American River, this area proved more suitable for raising cattle and growing fruit than for mining gold. The village of Bowman, a country store and post office was firmly established with a spur from the Central Pacific Railroad. The school, originally a one room school building topped by a wood shingled bell tower, was opened to serve the growing population which included dairy farmers, cattle ranchers, and fruit growers. Berries, especially raspberries and strawberries were some of the richest crops, although apples, pears, and peaches were also planted. Long time residents will tell you that the one thing that makes Bowman, Bowman- is the school. If you are interested in joining our family, whether you are credentialed or classified, Bowman is the place for you!

Job Summary

Job Summary

Ackerman Charter School District/Bowman Charter School, located in Auburn, California, is seeking qualified applicants for the following position: Technology Support Technician. Under the direction of the District Technology Coordinator, the Technology Support Technician provides end-user technical support, diagnoses and repairs software and hardware problems, and helps support the district’s student and classroom technology initiatives, including its 1:1 student Chromebook program. Ideal candidates will possess a passion for technology and learning, strong service attitude, excellent organization and communication abilities, capability to work independently and in a team environment, as well as adept technology and problem solving skills. PRIMARY FUNCTION: Provides end-user technical support, analyzes problems, and performs maintenance of computer, peripheral equipment, and local area network systems; installs desktop hardware and software programs and other related duties. DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE TO: District Technology Coordinator ASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Install, repair, adjust, and maintain end-user technology equipment including desktop and laptop computers, network cabling, disk drives and other internal PC components, and peripherals. 2. Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain district student technology devices. 3. Use diagnostic equipment/programs to troubleshoot operational, hardware, software, and network problems and effect/coordinate resolution.. 4. Troubleshoot various network systems including Ethernet and wireless local area networks. 5. Provides personal consultation and training to users for hardware and software. 6. Assists users with problems involving technology applications and software. 7. Maintain equipment and supply inventory. 8. Other duties as assigned.

Requirements / Qualifications

Requirements / Qualifications