Department Of Justice Work Values

Daily Duties at Department Of Justice:

Maintain user security accounts for Window 7 and Window XP Virtual Operating Systems, including Desktop configuration, network connectivity, network access issues and printer connectivity. Install hardware equipment and Software configurations for Government proprietary and Custom off the Shelf Products, including Perform Desk-side visits to install/configure hardware/software installations for Government proprietary and custom off the shelf products, install/configure printers, scanners, smart label printers, Remote Access and Remote Desktop, hardware equipment and software configurations for Government proprietary and Custom off the Shelf products. Troubleshoot and maintain customer hardware equipment to re-image, Install computer equipment and configure the user’s account via Active Directory, join domains, configure email set-up. Provide customer training, and exercise judgment in accordance with the policies and guidelines established by the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and other United State Parole Commissioner and United States Department of Justice guidelines. Special Project to deploy workstations to Thin Client/Citrix Xenapps Virtual, configure user accounts and e-mail, train users on the new environment, tweak the applications. Support Internet, Intranet, Symantec, and Office Communicator.

What they like about Department Of Justice:

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Tags

HelpDesk Analyst, Desktop Support, Microsoft Office Suite, Active Directory, Application Support, Report, Customer Service, Team Player, Excellent and Outstanding Communication Skills, Internet Explorer and other Browsers

Skills

Microsoft Office Professional, Active Directory

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