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Technical Support Specialist 2. Participates in mandatory "on-call" support rotation schedule, which requires technical assistance after hours and on weekends, on a rotating schedule.
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They will deliver classes and training focused on technical and digital literary skills; provide individual support to help clients find the resources and tools for their specific needs; support individuals during self-directed activities and in job skills classes; design communications and outreach materials that specifically target military impacted individuals; attend outreach on base and in the community to promote WorkSource services.
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Providing technical support for well drilling, wellhead protection, water rights, geologic and hydrogeologic investigations, hydrogeologic testing, geologic and hydrogeologic visualization, analytical and numerical groundwater flow modeling, contaminated sites investigations, and development of conceptual site models.
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The desired individual can provide strategic and technical support on client projects and effectively support business development efforts within the firm’s growing water resources, environmental investigation/remediation, and litigation support service areas.
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As a stormwater management task lead and engineer of record, collaborate with a team of support professionals, including but not limited to drafters, EIT’s, GIS technicians, and technical editors.
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Technical Support, including All Data, Mitchell, IATN, IDENTIFIX and Snap On Sure Track. As a General Service Technician, you will perform non-technical service repairs such as oil changes, tire and wheel related services, alignments, flushes, and more.
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Following date of hire, all full-time faculty and all part-time faculty working two-thirds of a full-time load for more than three quarters (20 hours per week) must obtain Professional-Technical Education Certificate within 30 working days.
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Valiant Integrated Services, a leader in the Defense Services industry, is looking for an experienced, highly skilled Military Analyst for the Intelligence Warfighting Function to join a team providing Military Intelligence Simulation training support services to the Army at the Mission Training Complex (MTC), JBLM, Washington.
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Competitive Bi-Weekly Pay. General Service Technician Benefits. Performs oil changes and other basic services at the direction of the Shop Foreman or Store Manager. While performing basic services, observes general vehicle condition and points out any obvious needed repairs or safety concerns to the Shop Foreman or Store Manager.
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The PACS Administrator job family orchestrates a complex set of functions to achieve successful imaging informatics through infrastructure/technical planning, implementation and support activities for medical imaging and PACS applications.
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Operate NOAA’s specialized aircraft, manage research and survey vessels, and support data collection missions, including fisheries surveys, atmospheric sampling, and coastal mapping. Provide technical, operational, and managerial expertise to other areas of NOAA, particularly in aviation, maritime, and inter-service transfer missions.
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The FSR shall coordinate, support, and conduct technical activities (involving L3Harris products and systems) as required by AFSOC end users. About the Role: The FSR shall provide comprehensive subject matter expert (SME) technical support.
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Provide expert-level technical support and mentorship to junior PACS administrators, addressing complex issues and guiding professional development. Provide advanced technical support and training to end-users, troubleshooting complex PACS-related problems.
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To be successful in this position, the ideal candidate will have demonstrated DoD operations experience in technical and analytical planning, execution, and systems support that will include operational software, mapping, imagery, and geospatial information, network administration, training, and enhancement and upgrade support.
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Provide dedicated LAN/WAN/VTC/VOIP technical support at Mission Training Complex facilities & ensure NIST Risk Management Framework 2.0 (RMF) compliance. Valiant Global Defense is seeking an experienced, highly skilled Network Technician II to join our professional team providing mission training services for a Mission Training Complex (MTC) on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA. The Network Technician II designs, configures, and maintains LAN and WAN circuits using Cisco networking equipment to support enclaves of Microsoft and Linux servers which use artificial intelligence to create simulations for Army battlefield information systems.
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