Client Desktop Analyst

Create, maintain, and provide support for all standard notebook and desktop images including the documentation of image creation process, software installation procedures, and test plans.  You will create scripts to automate the image creation process with the long-term goal of fully automating the process.  Work with faculty software configuration needs and provide support for classroom images.  You will test and make recommendations for new hardware and software, including service packs and patches using SMS.  Maintain and continually standardize existing PC management technologies including Ghost, SMS (Patch Management), Active Directory Group Policies, and DeepFreeze.  You will also perform as the technical lead for engineering and integration in projects involving the image

 

Extensive technical knowledge of desktop hardware and software as well as current knowledge of trends in desktop computing, LANs, client/server architecture, and application integration is required. This ability to multi-task, manage shifting priorities, and work in a rapid, constantly evolving environment is expected. In addition excellent interpersonal skills, thorough technical knowledge, strong analytical skills and a good understanding of R&D and QA practices are required.  The ideal candidate will be self-motivated and possess a strong desire to learn new applications and technologies as well as be able to work independently with minimal supervision.

 

This position requires a bachelor's degree in CIS or a related technical field and at least five years of relevant work experience. MCSE certification is desired. This position further requires the following skills:Experience managing Active Directory Group Policies Experience with PC management technologies including Symantec Anti-Virus, Ghost Console, Systems Management Server, SUSExtensive knowledge of operating system fundamentals as well as basic networking fundamentals (WINS/DHCP/DNS) for the purposes of troubleshootingScripting experience is desired using the following languages and technologies (ADSI/WMI/VBScript/WSH/)

 

You may apply online at www.bentley.edu or submit your application in person, or write to us, referencing Job Code 31009, to: Human Resources, LaCava 225, Bentley College, 175 Forest Street, Waltham, MA 02452.

 

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