SL&S Tech Services Technical Assistant at UW-Stout On Campus STUDENT JOBS
Employer: UW-Stout On Campus STUDENT JOBS
Expires: 12/31/2024
Job Duties/Tasks include: Assist with setup, troubleshooting and repair of computers (PC and Mac), printers, phones, cameras, POS devices, vending readers, and other systems.Troubleshoot and repair bad connections (data, phone, and cable). Including hard wired and WiFi connections.Provide user support with good customer service in mind. Installation of network wire, termination and testing of connections. Monitor tech request queue and respond to student and staff requests via email, phone, or in-person.Monitor residence hall printer status and repair or replace toner if necessary.
Gregory Slupe
Associate Professor
Department
Robert F. Cervenka School of Engineering
Office
005 Fryklund Hall
Phone
715-232-5178
Email
slupeg@uwstout.edu
Thomas Slupe
Lecturer
Department
Robert F. Cervenka School of Engineering
Office
201A Fryklund Hall
Phone
715-232-3792
Email
slupet@uwstout.edu
Small Hours
Small Hours is a stealth horror game about a little girl named Ausha searching for her lost cat in an otherworldy town. The player will explore the corrupted st
Small manufacturer emerges more efficient after Lean training
At C&N Manufacturing in central Wisconsin, the daily arrival of a FedEx semi driver to take away packaged orders should have been a good sign.
Smart automation at Felker Brothers leads to solid return on investment
MOC helps Felker Brothers achieve solid return on investment through smart automation.
Smart manufacturing pilot project receives $149,000 Dept. of Defense grant
Smart manufacturing, a key to the future of manufacturing, is moving to the head of the class in west-central Wisconsin.
SMART Scholarship recipient guaranteed employment upon graduation
UW-Stout mechanical engineering senior honored to ‘protect our country’ as federal employee
Smart solutions: AI research by UW-Stout engineering professors targets fresher fruit, product structures
Could artificial intelligence help ensure that fruit reaching grocery store shelves is fresh? Or make structurally stronger bike helmets? Or tires that don’t ne
Abraham Smith
Associate Professor
Department
Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science Department
Office
227 Jarvis Hall-Science Wing
Phone
715-232-2655
Email
smithabr@uwstout.edu