Location:   
Erie 1 BOCES
Technology Services
TS VoIP
E1B Education Campus
West Seneca, NY

Hours:
8:00AM – 4:00PM

Hourly Rate:       
$32.38/hr PLUS generous benefits package

Annual Education Stipends:
$500 for Associates Degree/Accredited Training Program Certification or
$1000 for Bachelors Degree or
$1500 for Masters Degree

Generous Benefits Package including but not limited to the following: Employment - Erie 1 BOCES

• 15 Paid annual Holidays
• Generous Paid Personal/Sick time
• Generous Paid vacation days
• Premium Health and Dental plans (E1B pays 85%)
• Life insurance at NO cost to you
• FSA plan
• Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
• NYS Retirement System
• 403b AND 457 retirement plans

Job Responsibilities:
The Microcomputer Technical Support Specialist assigned to the VoIP team of the Technology Services Division is an employee with a wide range of experience with the processes and technologies of the WNYRIC. Reporting to the VoIP Supervisor, the Technical Support Specialist exercises leadership and some independent decision-making in regard to the assigned duties. The Microcomputer Technical Support Specialist will work on second level problem resolution for any of our 100 plus school districts, with a polite and courteous nature.

1. Coordinates/implement/maintain the ongoing operations of the Voice network. Must have knowledge or the ability to master analog punch down, analog toning and programming of various VoIP telephones.
2. Implements and assist in maintaining district level networking (including but not limited to routers, switches, wireless management, VoIP equip, filtering servers, VPN's, switches) and related operating systems.
3. Provides installation, customization and maintenance of approved vendor supplied software for Voice Networking. Assist supervisor with circuit turn ups and managing install vendors.
4. Prepares charts, tables, and diagrams to assist in analyzing local and VoIP Networking problems while collaborating with team members.
5. Prepare network packet captures and analyzes to determine communication errors.
6. Performs the monitoring and assists in adjustments of network systems for optimal performance.
7. Organizes and prepares Voice systems documentation.
8. Assist with the monitoring and adjustments of firewalls, filtering, VPN and other networking devices.
9. Communicates with district personal for efficient diagnostic and problem resolution of voice hardware, voice management tools, and voice technology.
10. Interacts with WNYRIC Sr. WAN and LAN Specialists, application coordinators, specialist and customers to maintain optimal network performance.
11. Undertakes physical activities such as key boarding, lifting, and tasks related to the installation, troubleshooting and support for telecommunications devices weighing in excess of 60 pounds.
12. Works in schools where students, teachers, and administrators are present as needed and holds and maintains a valid drivers’ license.
13. Provides and facilitates communication between Supervisor, team members, customers and other WNYRIC Teams (electronic mail, voice mail, cell phone, text messaging, collaborative virtual environments, etc.).
14. Collaborates, as necessary, with other members of the organization in order to meet the evolving technical advancements in the K-12 environment.
15. Studies and evaluates methods and procedures to determine the adaptability to existing network technology.
16. Familiar with setup and use of Active Directory, Netware (Novell), Windows, Ethernet, TCP/IP, electronic mail (Lotus Notes et al), PCs, MACs and other technologies, as required by specific assignment.
17. Provides off-hour coverage as requested.
18. Other duties may be assigned that are relevant to the civil service job description for this title.