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EDIT: JOB TAKING OFF THE SITE, THEY ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS I'm a CJ and another tech at the local Sheriffs office quit full time but he's still on part time. The last guy did not understand what "name of the server" meant, but he knew how to use Access. The database that you'll help support is on Windows ME or 98 or some stupid OS because something was written in VisualBasic and can't be easily ported over to something worthwhile. You won't have to work near me, you would be about one mile away so you won't be able to smell me. You'll get to see us every other Tuesday though. Who they are: Williamson County Sheriffs Office in Tennessee Where: Franklin, TN Title: Juvenile Services System Technician Description: The Williamson County Government Juvenile Services Department is accepting applications for a Computer Systems Technician. This position will support the information technology system for the offices of the Williamson County Juvenile Services Department. Must have programing experience with Microsoft Access database as well as experience with Windows XP operating systems and Novell client/server software. Must be able to respond after hours for critical system problems for those offices that are open 24 hours a day 7 days a week. If you wish to get into the exciting world of computer janitoring you can apply here: They are no longer accepting applications As far as I know you won't be supporting their network. If they offer the same benefits as the rest of the county you get full health insurance and some other goodies. Full time employees have 5% taken from each pay check to pay into TCRS which is a retirement fund for Tennessee government workers. Edit: I should not have put who "we" are, changed it to who "they" are. I am a tech for the general county, the job is for the Sheriffs Office which is funded by the county. Edit 2: More information on that database, it's one of those databases that people think are far more important than it really is. There's nothing super complicated with it according to the director of IT. Yaos fucked around with this message at 20:14 on May 15, 2009 |
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For those of you around Franklin, TN an entry level computering job is open at the local Sheriff's Department. http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/index.aspx?NID=880 Application, all 12 pages of it: http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/10275 Our network guys handle their network and we handle user account administration in Novell (we are moving to Active directory), so you won't be blind sided with anything other than regular computer stuff. I've nothing to do with their side, but the job is hidden a bit so I'm helping get it out there.
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Watch this page for an upcoming job for most IT support for the Williamson County of TN Sheriff's Department in Franklin, TN. http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/index.aspx?NID=880 I don't know how much it will pay, however benefits are very good, http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/index.aspx?NID=74. Once they post the job I'll copy it here and add my own input on it if needed. Edit: Turns out I'll be applying to this job too  . If I get it this may open up another position here: http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/jobs.aspx
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New entry level position has opened up where I'll stop working in two days. I'll be sitting in on the interviews though. Where Franklin, TN Place of Employment Williamson County Government Description The Williamson County Government Information Technology Department is accepting applications for a full-time IT Support Specialist. Key responsibilities will perform technical work involving the installation and maintenance of computer hardware, software and related components for the Williamson County Government. Under the supervision of senior IT Staff, this person responds to a variety of user issues and problems and must be able to respond after hours or on weekends as needed. Certifications such as A Plus, Security Plus, Network Plus and pertinent Microsoft certifications are also preferred. Candidates should provide references attesting to his/her dependability, integrity and level of expertise. http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/Jobs.aspx?UniqueId=75&From=All&CommunityJobs=False&JobID=IT-Support-Specialist-267 . Apply online at https://tn-williamsoncounty3.civicplus.com/publiclogin.aspx?dn=williamsoncounty-tn.gov&txtRedirect=application.aspx&HR_Page=login Tasks General desktop support, deploying computers, documenting stuff in DocuWiki/ticket client/inventory, Active Directory user administration, ShoreTel and FaxFinder user administration. There is travel to remote sites but it is never after hours and a county vehicle is provided; all remote sites are within the county. Even though the description says you may have after hours or weekend work this will very rarely, if ever, happen. Technologies we use, none of this is required Windows, ShoreTel, FaxFinder, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, Active Directory, Group Policy, Novell eDirectory (we're in the process of dumping this so don't worry about it), Novell Groupwise (not dumping this), Hyper-V, VMWare, eventually SCCM, various flavors of Linux. Benefits http://williamsoncounty-tn.gov/index.aspx?nid=74 No premium medical No premium dental $30,000 life insurance policy Free pass to all county rec centers Who we are Williamson County Government runs county government operations. IT on our side is separated between 2 groups, you'll be working with the main group at the Administrative Office Complex. The Sheriff's Office and the schools have their own IT. Inteview Our interviews are generally you vs. the rest of the department so be ready. Yaos fucked around with this message at 04:45 on Jul 10, 2014 |
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