| Student Employment Opportunities
Ohio State's central Information Technology (IT) organization has an ongoing need for students to fill positions in diversified technology areas. These include computing consultation and support, Internet access and web services; eLearning, multimedia and visual design production and support, student computer centers, classroom support, telephone and cellular services, cable TV, customer service desks, and business offices. We have offices located at Baker Systems Engineering, Central Classrooms, Kinnear Road Center, and Science and Engineering Library. Student Clerical Assistant (OIT Telecommunications and Networking)Seeking a student assistant to work with cellular solutions on campus involving point of sale, fulfillment, and maintenance of a retail cellular space. One-on-one customer support in person and over the phone is common. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office is recommended. Clerical responsibilities exist as well. Work schedule is 10 to 15 hours per week, primarily on afternoons Monday through Friday during spring quarter 2008. The pay rate is $7.70 per hour. Contact: OIT Telecommunications
and Networking (Chris Lintala) Student Directory Assistant Operator (Telecommunications Network Center)Seeking a motivated student to answer telephone calls from faculty, staff, and external customers on a computer-based phone system, and utilize a computerized database to retrieve phone numbers. The operator provides phone numbers and information to callers and transfers calls. Work schedule is a minimum of 15 hours per week. The pay is $7.05 per hour. Contact: OIT Telecommunications
Network Center (Laura Roberts) Classroom Services AssistantCustomer-service oriented person with basic computer skills who can work independently is needed to troubleshoot technologies and assist faculty and staff with technical and non-technical problems in the classroom. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: delivering chalk/supplies/equipment, assisting with A/V setup and use, troubleshooting/assisting with computer and data projection problems and logging work for statistical records. Candidates must be quick thinkers who can resolve help calls in brief time windows to ensure a positive classroom experience for faculty, staff and students. Work schedule is flexible between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. and the beginning rate is $6 - $7 per hour. Contact: Apply in person in the lower level of Central Classroom Building Student Computer Center Monitor/AssistantResponsible, customer-service oriented people needed to assist customers in computer labs containing 20 to 90 Windows and/or Macintosh computers. Should be familiar with popular software, including word processing, spreadsheets, e-mail, and related applications. Job includes maintaining a clean,orderly lab environment, answering phones, securing labs, providing basic information to the public, taking hourly population counts for administrative data collection, and reporting all lab environment problems. Must be willing to learn new hardware and software as job requires. Flexible hours scheduled around classes. Contact: Student Computer Centers Student Service Assistant (Telecommunications Network Center)Seeking a student service assistant to provide customer service for internal and external OIT customers. Primary duties will be to staff and maintain the telecommunication's warehouse and providing shuttle/delivery service. Job may rotate responsibilities with other student-employees as needed including: staffing of TNC reception area, help desk and general building maintenance/organization. Employee will also be responsible for a wide variety of special projects as assigned. A valid drivers license with clean history is required; excellent communication skills, attention to detail, dependability, and ability to multitask desired. The successful candidate should have a working knowledge of MSWord and Excel; background in telecommunications industry helpful. Work schedule is 15-25 hours per week between 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. The pay rate is $7.50 per hour. Contact: OIT Telecommunications Network Center (John Cooper) Student Service Assistant (Computing Services)Motivated, self-starters needed with computer service skills. Perform hardware repair to Apple and PC compatible computers, provide troubleshooting for classroom technologies including computers as well as video/data projection, assist with software maintenance and imaging. Also assist faculty and staff with instructional technology in classroom pool classrooms and computer labs. Excellent customer services skills are required, certifications such as A+, Network+, MCP, MCSE or similar are helpful. Ten hours and up are available per week. Hours are between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. and pay starts at $7 based on experience. Contact: Computing Services (Jason Duffy) Student Service Assistant (Partnership Management)Seeking a student service assistant for maintenance of mailing lists, points of contact, courses and scheduling through our database, customer service, copying/collating, updating Excel documents, ordering course materials, classroom maintenance/cleaning, miscellaneous projects as needed. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs; current driversÕ license/reliable transportation; C permit; comfortable with MS Word and Excel; good customer service and communication skills; qualities Š flexibility, initiative, organization. Work schedule is 15-25 hours per week between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. (occasional evenings, until 7 p.m.) The pay rate is $8 per hour. This position is located at 1121 Kinnear Road, and available all quarters through August 31, 2009. Contact: Partnership Management (Leah Schwalbe) Student Technology Support SpecialistProvides professional and courteous support to OSU students, faculty, and staff requesting assistance of the OIT Technology Support Center (help desk). Excellent phone and language skills are required. Customer Service experience, preferably in a technical environment is desired, as are familiarity with basic networking concepts, including modem setup and TCP/IP configuration; experience with troubleshooting Internet-related problems and Internet based e-mail setup; knowledge of desktop computing operating environments, such as Windows XP and Macintosh OS, and the ability to troubleshoot user problems within those environments. Knowledge of OIT services is helpful. Contact: 8helpjobs, OIT Technology Support Center |
