IT Support Technician at Manning Park Resort (British Columbia)

IT Support Technician at Manning Park Resort (British Columbia)

03 Sep
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Manning Park Resort
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British Columbia

03 Sep

Manning Park Resort

British Columbia

Join Manning Park Resort as an IT Support Technician and blend your passion for technology with the excellent outdoors. Enjoy a year-round position with staff housing and vibrant resort life.

Manning Park Resort, nestled between Hope and Princeton, BC, is seeking an IT Support Technician to enhance guest experiences while ensuring smooth resort operations. This year-round role, starting June 1, involves basic troubleshooting and support of resort systems, primarily Microsoft 365. If you love outdoor adventures and tech, this is the perfect fit.

Key Responsibilities:
• Perform routine monitoring and preventative maintenance
• Communicate outages and issues across various platforms
• Troubleshoot resort systems and manage Microsoft 365




• Track tickets and escalate to external support as needed
• Maintain records of IT assets and internal procedures

Requirements:
• Education in computer science or related field
• Strong knowledge of Microsoft 365 and POS systems
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively
• Understanding of networking concepts
• 2 years of IT support experience preferred

Utilize your IT support skills to enhance technology systems within the stunning setting of Manning Park Resort.
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📌 IT Support Technician at Manning Park Resort (British Columbia)
🏢 Manning Park Resort
📍 British Columbia

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