Datatel & Colleague Systems Operator – Data Center

College of DuPage; Glen Ellyn (IL); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

College of DuPage is seeking a Computer Operator II to monitor and control Colleague processes, manage backups, scan documents, and support evening/weekend coverage. The role emphasizes cross-team collaboration and adherence to shift schedules.

Qualifications include college-level computer coursework and a one-year computer science certificate if available, with two to four years in a data center using Microsoft Office and scanning systems preferred.

Qualifications

• Completion of college-level computer courses required.
• Completion of a one-year computer science certificate preferred.
• Two (2) years working in a data center environment using Microsoft, Microsoft Office and scanning systems.
• Four (4) years or more working in a data center environment using Microsoft, Microsoft Office and scanning systems preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operate, control and monitor the Datatel/Colleague system.
• Execute Colleague processes, email output results and report to users.
• Scan and link various document types for user departments.
• Fill-in as needed to substitute coverage during operator absences.
• Document cancellations and email the report and any output to Information Systems.
• Review operator notes and instructions.
• Document new operator instructions and review with Computer Operator III.
• Store active tapes in appropriate locations.
• Assist Information System Programmers in the installation, testing and evaluation of new and existing software.
• Assist Network Services staff in evening and weekend problem determination and resolution.
• Assist in preparation of schedule for nightly and weekend production.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Job description

College of DuPage is seeking a Computer Operator II to monitor and control Colleague processes, manage backups, scan documents, and support evening/weekend coverage. The role emphasizes cross-team collaboration and adherence to shift schedules.

Qualifications include college-level computer coursework and a one-year computer science certificate if available, with two to four years in a data center using Microsoft Office and scanning systems preferred.