IT Support Specialist - Stanford, United States - Centrilliontech

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**IT Support Specialist**

at Centrillion Palo Alto **Centrillion** is seeking an **IT Support Specialist** to join the **Information Technology** group. **Centrillion** is creating transformative genomic technologies leveraging engineering and biochemistry breakthroughs to accelerate discovery and reveal the real genome that has thus far been obscured by its complexity and the limitations of existing technologies. We are building a new generation of genomics solutions that will reveal the complete genome and make more accurate and useful genomic information available to researchers, physicians, and consumers. **Centrillion** is backed by venture capital and strategic investors and its headquarter is located at Palo Alto, CA, the innovation center of Silicon Valley and close to Stanford University.

**Responsibilities:**

Set-up, configure, upgrade, and maintain laptops, and desktops

Experience with Active Directory - creating new accounts, resetting passwords and other basic maintenance tasks

Basic understanding of networking (IP addressing, DHCP, DNS and basic network troubleshooting)

Assist in administering firewalls, routers, and smart switches

Application support, including general account creation, password resets, installation, and general troubleshooting

Manage telecommunication service and support mobile and desktop telecommunication devices

Proactively monitor, analyze, and troubleshoot issues

Manage VPN Services

Train users in use of equipment and solve user problems

Enforce computer and network use policy

**Requirements:**

2+ years of experience providing IT support to a cross functional organization

Advanced knowledge of Windows, Linux, networking, and computer network security

Reliable, punctual, and able to work outside of "normal working hours" as needed

Excellent written and oral communication skills

Bachelors degree preferred.

*Fresh graduates are encouraged to apply. Bachelors degree an advantage; additional qualification as personal assistant would be considered an advantage.*

***Full-time or part-time both options are available.***

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