Mac OS IT Support job in Georgetown

[Chirpy]

Just thought I'd post this up here with all the IT geeks haunting TGT. If you know someone who might like to work in Georgetown...

Here's the ad below, but for clarity's sake it is a Mac-oriented position, but we can't handle a total fanboi in the slot. Enough experience the degree can be waived. Have tweens or teenagers? Nice benefit is a tuition exchange program where kids only pay for housing and books, and there's over a 100 institutions where it can apply, not just Southwestern.

Mods, if this is a no-no please delete.

Technology Support Specialist - Southwestern University (Georgetown)


Are you the person that all your friends and family call on for computer support, but they don’t pay you? Do you feel equally at home in the Apple store just as much as you do building your own Windows PC?
If so, contact us about a position for a seasoned desktop support IT professional who groks MacOS, Windows, mobile devices, and just about anything else with a microprocessor. You will work as part of a small support team at Texas’ oldest university managing hundreds of university owned computers. We use Dell’s KACE appliance to manage our systems, so experience with that is a guaranteed foot in the door. You must be as knowledgeable with Macintosh (or more so) than Windows, but fluent with both. If you aren’t customer-service oriented with a can-do attitude, then don’t apply. If this sounds like you, then what are you waiting for? -- Apply now! (Details at: Technology Support Specialist)

 

[TexasBrandon]

I know my wife needs a job and we are a pure OS X household as of last year. Wonder if she could get in?

 

[Chirpy]

This is legit, there are no internal candidates and no favorites. If she's qualified she's got a shot.

 

[TexasBrandon]

Well minus the degree part, she has the experience. I'm an VoIP engineer myself so there isn't much she hasn't learned from me over the last 7 years we've been married. Not saying she is a guru or anything but she can uninstall (completely uninstall a program on OS X), reformat it, get into the activity monitor and force close things if needed and all that other jazz. I had to recently show her how to completely uninstall iTunes from OS X since it won't let you unless you unlock and give read/write access. Had to reinstall it on her macbook since it wouldn't launch at the website download wasn't working out. We will see, hopefully she gets a call then. If there is something she doesn't know she would learn it either on OJT or from me.