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TITLE:                       Senior Information Technologist, A&S  
Language Learning Resource Center (LLRC)

DIVISION:                Academic Affairs (Office of Information  
Services)

REPORTS TO:          Manager, IITS/ITMS, daily priorities are set by  
the Dean's Office - College of Arts and Sciences

GRADE:                     12 ($45,444 - $60,947)

SUPERVISES:           Support staff and students providing IT support  
within the College   of Arts and Sciences

BASIC FUNCTION:

Responsible for information technology systems in a department or  
area, analyzes needs, and determines and implements appropriate  
solutions.  This particular position supports information technology  
services and systems in the Language Learning Resource Center (LLRC)  
and also provides media support for Independence Hall, including the  
Screening Room.  This position provides authoritative assistance to  
customers.  May also serve as senior technologist on a project team  
that involves other support staff.  Performs duties and  
responsibilities with minimal supervision.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Responsible for providing technology support for a college within the  
university, supporting computer laboratories for classroom  
instruction, administrative uses of information technology including  
file and web servers, and other events within the college.  This  
includes:  supervising staff and student workers, maintaining  
computerized schedules/records, equipment setup, maintenance, and  
installation.  Serve on college computer advisory committees as  
appropriate.  Remain up-to-date with state-of-the-art technology.   
Provide hardware, software, A/V media, server, and networking support  
within Arts and Sciences facilities.

Maintain audio, video, and computer equipment, including  
installation, small repairs, and preventive maintenance.  Produce  
digital materials for use in the LLRC.  Transfer video materials into  
multiple international standards for classroom and LLRC use.  Provide  
faculty and staff training on computer-assisted language learning  
(CALL) software and language learning applications for other  
software.  Provide faculty and staff training on multimedia equipment  
in the Independence Hall multimedia rooms or which is available for  
check out.  Stay current with new technologies in the field of  
language learning.  Maintain records for inventory, repair, and usage  
of equipment; other duties as required.

Serve as the senior technologist responsible for a complex system or  
application.

Analyze the information technology needs of a college, department, or  
area and determine appropriate solutions.

Provide authoritative technical consultation to customers.

OTHER DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Respond to technical emergencies outside of normal working hours as  
needed.

Must be able to perform all duties on a distributed basis, with  
minimum supervision.

Coordinate with IITS Manager of ITMS regularly.  Daily priorities are  
set by the Dean's Office within the College of Arts and Sciences.

Perform the duties of an Information Technologist and perform other  
related duties and responsibilities as assigned.

LICENSES, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT:

Must have experience with current digital and analog technology for  
language learning and multimedia equipment for classroom use.

Personal computers (Windows and Macintosh O/S), printers and word  
processing, database management and spreadsheet software.

Must be able to perform physical activities, such as, but not limited  
to, lifting heavy electronic equipment (up to 30-40 pounds  
unassisted); bending, standing, climbing or walking. Must be able to  
safely use manual tools and power equipment common in the maintenance  
and repair of electronic media equipment.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS:

This position is not substantially exposed to adverse environmental  
conditions; however, the individual must be able work safely in an  
environment with possible exposure to electrical hazards.

QUALIFICATIONS:

REQUIRED: Bachelor's degree; either 2 years' experience in an  
information technology position, or 4 years' experience in a position  
that included a substantial   amount of information technology work;  
demonstrated ability to address needs of distributed support;  
experience in use of desktop/laptop computer hardware and software  
(Windows 2000/XP and/or Mac platforms); understanding of virus/ 
firewall applications commonly used on Windows servers/clients and  
Macintosh systems; experience supporting classroom and instructional  
technology including multimedia projection hardware and software;  
evidence of having had experience in performing duties and  
responsibilities with only minimal supervision; strong interpersonal  
skills, with the ability to communicate effectively verbally and in  
writing; ability to organize, coordinate, and supervise support  
staff; ability to perform physical activities; ability to comprehend  
and utilize common maintenance manuals and power tools, and work  
safely around electrical circuits. PREFERRED: Master's degree;  
experience in the areas of teaching, providing effective customer  
services (preferably in higher education) in evaluating products, and  
preparing reports; experience in the design of multimedia systems for  
classroom support; experience with web authoring and digital media  
production; experience supporting needs of classroom instruction and  
college level academic and administrative technology activities;  
prior experience in the management of a language laboratory at a  
college or university; fluency in at least one language other than  
English.

TO APPLY:

Submit (no email or faxes, please) a resume and cover letter  
postmarked by February 3, 2006 to:

Mary E. Fetherston, Search Chair
Requisition # 011228
University of Rhode Island
PO Box G
Kingston, RI 02881

An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer

ALL REQUIREMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO POSSIBLE MODIFICATION TO REASONABLY  
ACCOMMODATE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES.


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