IT Cybersecurity Specialist (STS/ADM)
U.S. Secret ServiceJoining the Secret Service, Office of the Chief Information Officer, IT Operations will allow you to provide exceptional support to USSS personnel and stakeholders, assisting with inquiries, troubleshooting issues, and delivering guidance on agency systems, processes, and services. For definitions of terms found in this announcement, pleaseThe selectee will serve as an IT Cybersecurity Specialist (STS/ADM) in the Office of the Chief Information Officer, IT Operations. Typical work assignments include: Providing customer support in software operations and troubleshooting hardware/software problems daily. Installing, operating, and maintaining operating systems and applications software used on government computers. Evaluating and testing new government issued computers, peripherals, and software. Installing and configuring hardware, software, and peripheral equipment for system users in accordance with organizational standards. Researching solutions for a wide variety of problems encountered by the user community.
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