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Louisiana State University is seeking a Technical Support Analyst to provide phone and email-based technical help for joint LSU and FBI DOJ projects. The role includes documenting issues, assisting with QA on student workers, and supporting management with training and standards.
The position requires a Bachelor's Degree with one year of experience and willingness to travel, with on-site duties at the LSU William P. Johnston Hall location.
Job Posting Title: Technical Support Analyst (IT Analyst 1) Position Type: Professional / Unclassified Department: LSUAM ORED - SSPI - NISC - LEO - Help Desk (Jared Chase Kingsley (00007164))
Work Location: 0402 William P. Johnston Hall - Office
Pay Grade: Professional
Job Description: Provides technical support via telephone and e-mail for the joint LSU and FBI DOJ projects; assists in maintenance and development of the technical support center; tests and reports on system improvements and new technologies along with documentation of technical problems and solutions for use as internal technical support manuals; follows up on and researches escalated member support issues. Assist management in performing quality assurance checks on part-time employees.
Changes in laws, regulations, or government policies may impact the university’s ability to employ individuals in certain positions.
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