CIO Office Assistant - Student Tech & Prototyping

FORDHAM University; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 19,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Fordham University in New York invites applications for the CIO Office Assistant, a student-focused role supporting daily administration and technical support within the Office of the VP/CIO. The ideal candidate combines office skills with programming aptitude and a willingness to build small tools as needed.

Responsibilities include collaborating on design requirements, testing in staging/production, creating documentation, and assisting with technology initiatives from a student perspective.

Qualifications

• Must be a registered full-time student.
• Must be in good academic standing during the semester of appointment.
• Must uphold, enforce, and abide by all University policies.
• Highly motivated student with a passion for creating and supporting great products.

Responsibilities

• Collaborates with staff to implement application design requirements.
• Engages in cross-functional technology problem-solving.
• Supports Product Specialists on R&D research and feature requirement gathering.
• Provides testing support in staging and production environments.
• Creates software documentation to track progress and updates.
• Builds performant and usable interfaces for growing businesses with complex needs.
• Organizes workflow and collaborates on programming projects
• Helps the CIO with the technology needs for the University from a Student perspective

Skills

Analytical thinking

Debugging

Troubleshooting

Problem solving

Programming languages

Software development

Communication

Quick learning

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Job description

Fordham University in New York invites applications for the CIO Office Assistant, a student-focused role supporting daily administration and technical support within the Office of the VP/CIO. The ideal candidate combines office skills with programming aptitude and a willingness to build small tools as needed.

Responsibilities include collaborating on design requirements, testing in staging/production, creating documentation, and assisting with technology initiatives from a student perspective.