This Information is Intended for: Students
Last Updated: May 11, 2022
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Eligible candidates for the job should:
- Be available to work on campus
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Communicate problems and solutions clearly and accurately
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Be motivated to learn new technologies
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Enjoy sharing knowledge & willingness to show others how use technology effectively
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Be willing to work a minimum of 10/12 hours weekly (On Campus)
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Shift hours available 8 am – 12am weekdays and 10:00 am - 12 midnight on weekends. Shift schedules are flexible.
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Must be eligible to work in the US
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In attendance for a 2-day mandatory training session known as BOOTCAMP in August prior to the start of the Fall semester. Dates TBA.
What are the benefits of becoming a CES student employee?
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Hands-on experience with SBU computing systems & a variety of applications, while building your own technical and professional skills
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Attend training sessions to assist you in building a knowledge base of technical & customer service skills
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You will have the opportunity to discover how much you already know; expand your knowledge; develop expertise in communicating this information by assisting others in the SBU community
How can you better prepare yourself for the job?
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Become familiar with all of SBU Google Apps
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Practice navigating the internet using different web browsers (i.e. Internet Explorer/Safari/Chrome, etc...)
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Browse the webpages: CES - https://it.stonybrook.edu/services/service-center | AV - https://it.stonybrook.edu/services/audio-visual-services
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Visit SINC Sites, Tech Stations, or attend a DoIT workshop
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Use Windows and Macintoshes PCs
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Try using the Virtual SINC Site
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Try using Print From Anywhere
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Visit a Tech Station, CES Walk in Center, or Audio Visual Services, Academic Technology Services and speak with a student assistant.
To learn more about other DoIT student employee opportunities go to the DoIT Student Employment page.