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Weill Cornell Medicine - Qatar is seeking an IT Support Specialist II for the Smart Desk to provide incident and request support. You will log and track tickets, maintain asset records, and escalate issues to ensure timely resolutions while working with stakeholders across the Smart Desk team.
The role emphasizes training junior staff, improving knowledge bases, and maintaining SLA/KPI performance. This on-site position requires strong customer service and collaboration in a dynamic hospital IT
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Title: IT Support Specialist II - Smart Desk
Location: Midtown
Org Unit: Smart Desk
Work Days:
Weekly Hours:35.00
Exemption Status:Non-Exempt
Salary Range:$39.78-$44.78
*As required under NYC Human Rights Law Int 1208-2018 - Salary range for this role when Hired for NYC Offices
Reporting to the Smart Desk Manager and/or the Smart Desk Team Leads, provides support for all incidents and requests, ensuring that they are resolved according to servicelevel agreements and properly escalating tickets when necessary. While not a supervisor, this role is a leader on the team and is expected to be able to function with limitedsupervision to accomplish the Smart Desk's mission(s).
Associate’s degree in related field preferred. Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science is highly desired.
Significant relevant experience can be substituted for formal education.
End-user Services technology experience and knowhow – Desktop support with mobile device support, Mac OS, Windows, and Exchange.
Minimum three years of experience working in customer service environment, call center or desktop support.
Advanced troubleshooting skills of a wide variety of PC and Macintosh hardware and software.
Experience with reporting on and meeting typical metrics (FCR, MTR, ASA etc) in an IT Service Desk or IT Help Desk environment.
Experience with Service Now for incident, problem, and task management is desired.
Excellent computer and customer service skills with tact in dealing with demanding customers, including, but not limited to Microsoft Office 365, Windows 7, Mac OS, Mobile devicesdesired.
Previous hospital or medical IT Experience a plus.
ITIL Foundations Certified a plus.
Experience with advanced metrics and scheduling, i.e. Erlang model, in an IT Service Desk or IT Help Desk environment helpful.
Must be willing to work flexible hours, which may include early mornings and/or late nights depending on project requirements.The role is 100% on site in the office. Candidates must have no issues with being full time on site. It is possible that there will be occasional requirements to work from home, and candidates must have the ability to do that but candidates must be accepting of the idea that this is a 100% in the office role that may never have a work from home component.
Position requires working in an office environment where some physical discomforts such as dust, dirt, noise and the like are present. Ability to work off-hours and weekends, as wellas travel between office locations, primarily within NYC Ithaca, is required. Occasional meetings or clinical staff interactions in typical patient care areas may be required thoughdirect patient exposure is not expected.
As a technology services professional you will have exposure and/or access to confidential information, including highly regulated and highly sensitive data, as part of your normalduties. Such data may include protected health information personally identifiable information, student and financial data, staff data and research data. Access to data withinsystems that contain significant portions of confidential records will be necessary to do your job however, viewing of that information in individual detail is generally incidental. The privacy training course is required to be completed annually by all employees.
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