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NetCorps
Nonprofit Technology Services Specialist
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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A Server Administrator oversees computer networks, ensures their efficiency by maintaining software updates, designing and implementing new system structures and monitoring server activity. Documents technical requirements, creates and implements a timetable for network maintenance, ensures security firewalls are updated regularly and remain fully functional.
$98,889 / year median in Oregon
-8% projected decline
Job Description
Nonprofit Technology Services Specialist NetCorps Eugene, OR Job Details Full-time $18 - $22 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Health savings account Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Qualifications Microsoft Windows Server Record keeping Customer communication Customer relationship building Software troubleshooting IT operations Client rapport building In-person customer service Client communication Printer (troubleshooting support) Business consulting IT infrastructure Email configuration (technical support) Productivity software support Desktop (troubleshooting support) Problem-solving Networking equipment (troubleshooting support) IP networking Productivity software VPN management Network infrastructure management Desktop administration Time management Full Job Description netCorps is seeking a full-time Technology Services Specialist to help nonprofit organizations use technology effectively to advance their missions. This role combines end-user support, systems administration, network management, and client service in a collaborative, mission-driven environment. The ideal candidate is an adaptable technology generalist who enjoys solving problems, building trusted client relationships, and working across a diverse range of technologies. Who We Are netCorps provides technology support and consulting services to more than 60 nonprofit organizations. We believe that mission-driven organizations deserve technology that is reliable, secure, and aligned with their goals. You will work on a small team of technology specialists to solve day-to-day technology challenges, maintain critical infrastructure, and help organizations make sound technology decisions. As a small and highly collaborative team, we value transparency, integrity, accountability, continuous learning, and a commitment to delivering excellent service. What You'll Do The Technology Services Specialist, who reports to the Director, is responsible for: Providing responsive remote and onsite technical support to nonprofit clients. Troubleshooting hardware, software, email, productivity applications, and connectivity issues. Installing, configuring, and maintaining workstations, printers, and related devices. Administering Microsoft 365 environments, including user accounts, permissions, and related services. Maintaining servers, backups, and related infrastructure. Managing domains, DNS records, web-hosting settings, and internet-related services. Configuring and troubleshooting firewalls, switches, wireless networks, and VPNs. Participating in infrastructure upgrades, migrations, and technology projects. Keeping accurate records of time, tickets, systems documentation, and project activities. Building and maintaining trusted relationships with clients through clear communication, transparency, and follow-through. Who You Are & Keys to Success (the Must-Haves) To be successful in this job, you will excel in five areas: Technical troubleshooting and problem solving: You enjoy diagnosing technology issues and finding practical solutions. You can independently troubleshoot a variety of workstation, software, networking, and infrastructure problems while balancing urgency, risk, and client needs.