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Job Title |
Technology Support Assistant |
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Work Schedule |
Flexible between 9am-6pm M-F – average 20 hours per week |
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Hourly Wage |
$13-$17 per hour depending on experience; benefits eligible |
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Position Start Date |
ASAP |
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Job Location |
Denton, TX Discovery Park |
The Texas Center for Digital Knowledge (TxCDK) is a research, development, and consulting service enterprise that brings together researchers from multiple disciplines to enhance the relationships between individual knowledge workers and the technology-based environments in which they work to advance today's global knowledge and economy. The student hired for the position of Technology Support Assistant will play a vital role in ensuring that TxCDK has quality, reliable information systems that support the needs of TxCDK staff, faculty research fellows, and their associates in pursuing digital knowledge-related research funding opportunities. The student should be a highly-motivated, self-starter with a commitment to understanding our business needs and applying appropriate innovative solutions in an efficient manner.
The Technology Support Assistant will develop, maintain, and enhance web-based, database-driven applications for internal and external use by the Texas Center for Digital Knowledge (TxCDK), including, but not limited to:
The Technology Support Assistant will provide support the technology needs of research projects run under the auspices of TxCDK, including, but not limited to:
The Technology Support Assistant will perform other tasks as assigned by the TxCDK Director or Associate Director.
1. Data Systems Management
Some familiarity with and a willingness to enhance knowledge of system development life cycle methodologies, content management systems, open source software, SQL, and sound database design and data management principles.
2. Web Development Skills
Expertise in HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL. Prefer experience in Javascript, XHTML, XML, XSLT as well. Ability to develop websites from scratch, maintain existing websites, and propose ways to implement appropriate new features (e.g., Web 2.0).
3. Content Management Skills
Good understanding of content management principles. Prefer hands-on experience working with Drupal or Joomla modules and themes.
4. System Administration
Working knowledge and experience with Linux and Unix operating systems, Solaris, and VMWare.
5. General Skills
Special Instructions: Applicants must complete an online student profile on the TxCDK website at http://www.txcdk.unt.edu/studentprofile (requires login with EUID and password) and complete an application via the Career Center website.