IT SPECIALIST (SYSADMIN/CUSTSPT)
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You will install operating systems and all required and optional authorized software applications on all end user computing devices (e.g. workstations, laptops, tablets, smartphones, Internet connected devices).You will evaluate, research, and report trends and patterns in customer support issues.You will track, manage and report equipment inventories, life cycle management of hardware, software (and/or software licenses), and equipment disposal in accordance with policies and directives.You will facilitate annual Information Assurance (IA) awareness training and assist the command in reporting loss or theft of information systems suspected of containing Personally Identifiable Information (PII).You will assist staff in identifying and purchasing new equipment and services to meet operational needs and initiate, track, and reconcile Information Technology Purchase Requests (ITPR).
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