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Under the supervision of a Technical Unit Supervisor, this position supports the Wisconsin Court System enterprise, serving court customers statewide from Madison, WI. The role focuses on maintaining hardware and software, with field service to upgrade or troubleshoot systems, and rapid response to incidents.
The contract requires travel within Wisconsin (50%), in-person work in Madison, and compliance with cybersecurity policies while supporting 6,000+ devices across the system.
Hardware Consultant
(Jobs in Madison, WI)
Job location in Madison, WI
Skills required Computer Science, Audio Visual Skills, Networking, Hardware
Open Date 09-Oct-2026
Job type Contract
Duration 8 Months
Compensation DOE
Start date : 11/9/2026
End Date : 06/30/2027
Submission deadline : 10/16/2026 4:00:00 PM
Client Info : Supreme Court
Note:
*Interview Process: Two Rounds total: First round interview will be virtual, and a second/final interview will be in person in Madison.
*Onsite or Remote: Candidates must be CURRENT Wisconsin residents. No relocation is allowed. Extensive travel (25-50% of the time) throughout the state of Wisconsin will be required. When not travelling, the selected hire will be onsite. Candidates must hold a valid drivers license and be insured through their supplier.
Under the supervision of a Technical Unit Supervisor, this position is part of a team that has overall responsibility for the
computer and network infrastructure that supports the operations of the Wisconsin Court System enterprise, which
includes over 6,000 computing devices. Specifically, the Technical Support Engineer - Contractor will service court
customers throughout the state and will be based in the Madison, Wisconsin. This position has five main areas of
responsibility:
Travel requirements will fluctuate based on time of year and CCAPs workload. This position is in person in Madison, WI, with a minimum of 50% statewide travel required.
Ability to setup computers, related peripherals and audio/visual equipment.
Knowledge of computer operating systems and hardware.
Skill in maintaining computer equipment in courtroom, offices, desks, and central server areas.
Skill in technical troubleshooting.
Skill in providing professional customer service.
Skill in verbal and written communication.
Knowledge of local and wide area networking.
Ability to implement infrastructure hardware, address technical emergencies, and implement cyber security policies.
Must meet the minimum standards for driving a state vehicle. Must be able to travel throughout the State of Wisconsin with overnights.
Works closely and on a routine basis with others in CCAP and the Wisconsin Court System including clerks of circuit court and county staff, the judiciary and their staff, county information technology and facilities staff, network administrators, court system department managers, and their staff and consultants.
Call502-379-4456 Ext 100for more details.
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