Salary: $45,000 - 65,000 per year Requirements:
- College diploma in computing
- Experience in installing, configuring, and troubleshooting micro-computers, computer hardware, and software
- Proficient knowledge of MS Office Suite and Windows operating systems, as well as familiarity with Apple products
- Understanding of SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager)
- Awareness of programming and development environments
- Familiarity with enterprise networks and communication protocols
- Knowledgeable in cybersecurity measures and sensitive data protection
- Bilingual in French and English, both spoken and written
- Demonstrated initiative, discernment, and tact
- Methodical, precise, and detail-oriented
- Strong prioritization and decision-making capabilities
- Excellent listening and advisory skills
- Team-oriented with superior customer service and interpersonal abilities
- Provide technical support to administrative staff, professors, and students
- Manage user accounts for network and email systems
- Maintain and update inventories of IT equipment
- Install and repair audiovisual equipment for various activities and events
- Diagnose and resolve issues related to software, operating systems, hardware, and other technical components
- Install, verify, and update software on micro-computers
- Troubleshoot micro-computers and their components
- Recommend, install, and maintain servers and micro-computers
- Maintain core systems, including virtual servers, antivirus, backups, and web server services
- Provide basic support for institutional systems such as PaperCut and Raisers Edge
- Implement IT policies and procedures
- Monitor and support the operation of network components
- Test and implement system changes
- Document installation and user procedures
- Ensure continuous operation of the universitys network infrastructure and servers
- Recommend, install, and maintain network components
- Monitor performance, conduct backups, and perform diagnostics and repairs
- Ensure system and data security
- Stay current with emerging technologies
- Automate and integrate systems using programming when necessary
- Promote effective use of equipment and software
- Identify improvements to enhance the use of IT
- Provide proactive solutions and recommendations to supervisors
- Participate in short- and medium-term strategic IT planning
- Attend IT representatives meetings and collaborate with University of Ottawa IT services
- Identify training needs and serve as a resource for users
- Adhere to any other related tasks assigned by supervisors
- Hardware
- Support
- Network
- Security
- Web
- Windows
- ASP.NET
- PowerShell
- Python
- Sage
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At Saint Paul University, founded in 1848 and affiliated with the University of Ottawa, we pride ourselves on being a bilingual institution that fosters human connection and education, serving over 1,000 students. Our programs are broad-ranging, focusing on social communication, counseling, public ethics, and transformative leadership, among others. We cultivate an environment that encourages professional growth and offer competitive benefits. The Computer Technician role is a full-time position under the supervision of the Assistant-Director of IT Services, responsible for ensuring the seamless operation of our IT services.
last updated 41 week of 2026
Computer Technician / Technicien-ne informatique in ottawa at Unknown Company
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