IT Support Specialist I - Police IT Support Team
Provides first-level technical support for computers, devices, equipment, applications, software, peripherals, and other technology. Resolves support tickets using in-person and remote solutions. Escalates tickets or seeks help as appropriate. This is the first level in a career development plan (CDP); performs other duties as assigned.
Essential Duties
Henrico County's Information Technology Department is seeking an IT Support Specialist I to join the Police IT Support Team. You will provide first-level technical support for the computers, devices, applications, and systems that keep police operations running, resolving support tickets through both in-person and remote solutions. This is the entry level in a career development plan, with the opportunity to grow your skills and advance within the IT Support Specialist series.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Provide basic tier 1 support to end users in assigned departments
- Support staff located in the Public Safety Building and remote locations
- Respond to routine requests for break/fix, password resets, and support of computers, office automation software, peripherals, devices, phones, and common business software
- Respond to user-reported issues via phone, email, or ticketing system, including desk-side support
- Support physical computer and peripheral deployments as part of the department's Technical Refresh efforts
- Transport equipment to remote locations
- Support staff moves and office technology relocation
- Complete assigned work orders with minimal oversight
- Troubleshoot basic network, telecommunications, and connectivity issues
- Manage network accounts using network management tools such as Active Directory
- Check for, eliminate, and restore secure functioning after computer viruses
- Maintain asset inventory and process equipment disposal according to Departmental and County guidelines
- Communicate technical information to non-technical audiences in user-friendly language
- Provide basic training to end users on the availability and proper use of various technologies
- Respond to, update, and close support tickets per procedures
- Create and update technical documentation
- Maintain Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) certification and perform duties within CJIS guidelines
- Adhere to compliance and confidentiality expectations
- May assist other colleagues with projects or with higher-level tasks
WHAT YOU'LL BRING
- Basic knowledge of personal computers, telecommunications, network and systems architecture and equipment, and common business software and office equipment
- Knowledge of current operating system environments, including mobile device OS
- Basic knowledge of access and security management best practices, such as cybersecurity principles, phishing/malware identification, and multi-factor authentication (MFA) troubleshooting
- Basic knowledge of virus software and the ability to mitigate viruses
- The ability to efficiently learn County-specific practices, software, and tools
- The ability to diagnose and resolve basic technical issues
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Physical ability sufficient to perform assigned duties in a variety of related settings, locations, and conditions as needed, including lifting up to 40 lbs unassisted.