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Job detail

IT Systems Administrator

Malheur County Child Development Center

Full TimeOn Site2-5 yrsPosted 19 days ago

Location

Ontario, Oregon

Quick overview

The IT Systems Administrator will provide daily technical support for hardware, software, and network systems across program sites. They are also responsible for maintaining data security, managing IT inventory, and assisting staff with technology setup.

Requirements summary

Candidates must have an associate's degree in Information Technology or equivalent experience, along with professional IT support experience. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, network troubleshooting, and device management is required.

associate degreeMicrosoft OfficeCommunication skillsProblem-solvingDatabase maintenanceTechnical supportIT inventory managementSoftware troubleshootingData securityHardware troubleshootingConfidentiality complianceNetwork systemsDevice management

Job description

Position Overview

  • We are seeking a reliable and knowledgeable IT Specialist to support the technology needs of our Head Start program. This role is essential in ensuring that staff, classrooms, and administrative systems operate smoothly to support high-quality services for children and families. Employment-Related Requirements Employment is contingent upon enrollment in State of Oregon Central Background Registry.
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  • Responsibilities: Provide day-to-day technical support to staff, including troubleshooting hardware, software, and network issues Maintain and monitor computers, printers, tablets, and other devices across program sites Support data systems, including child assessment platforms and program databases Ensure data security, confidentiality, and compliance with program policies and regulations Assist with technology setup for classrooms and offices Coordinate with external IT vendors as needed Provide basic training and guidance to staff on technology use Maintain inventory of IT equipment and recommend upgrades or replacements

Qualifications

Associate's degree in Information Technology or related field (or equivalent experience) Experience providing IT support in a professional setting (experience in education or nonprofit settings preferred) Knowledge of Microsoft Office and common operating systems Familiarity with network systems, troubleshooting, and device management Strong problem-solving skills and ability to communicate technical information in a clear, supportive manner Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with early childhood data systems (e.g., child assessment or case management software) Understanding of confidentiality requirements in programs serving children and families