IT Technician

Position: IT Technician

Location: Everett, WA (On-Site)

Contract: 4+ Months and Extendable  

Client: Community Transit

Description:

Community Transit is seeking onsite IT support resources to supplement Technology Services staff with equipment deployment, workstation installations, device imaging, equipment staging, and surplus processing.
Work will include imaging, configuring, and deploying Windows laptops and desktops using Microsoft Configuration Manager (MECM) and Workspace ONE, as well as Dell Wyse all-in-one thin clients using Wyse Management Suite. Resources will also assist with hardware troubleshooting, peripheral installations, and high-volume workstation deployments.
Surplus activities will include disconnecting, moving, inventorying, and organizing retired IT equipment, including desktops, monitors, servers, and peripherals. Resources may also be asked to assist with other related technical activities as project needs dictate.
Physical and Environmental Requirements
This assignment requires regular physical activity, including standing, walking, bending, reaching, lifting, and moving equipment. Resources must be able to frequently lift and carry up to 10 pounds and occasionally up to 20 pounds. Heavier equipment will be moved using appropriate equipment or team assistance. Work may involve repetitive installations and equipment handling throughout the day.
Work will be performed onsite at Community Transit facilities within approximately a half-mile radius, primarily between two adjacent bases. Resources must provide their own transportation to and from the worksite. No travel outside the immediate work area is anticipated.
Resources must be able to perform the essential functions of the assignment, with or without reasonable accommodation, and follow established safety procedures.
Selected resources will work under the direction of Community Transit Technology Services staff. We anticipate utilizing one or more resources during this period to help support project timelines and workload demands.