Full-time position (1.0 FTE), 8 hours per day, 12 months per year; Competitive Civil Service Position

• Configure, monitor, and troubleshoot Cisco equipment in a LAN/WAN environment including enterprise wireless, routers, and switches.  Ensure that all devices are running on current firmware.   
• Support the wireless infrastructure including all wireless controllers, access points, and management software. 
• Support the Telecommunications Lead Technician in troubleshooting and maintaining the GST BOCES Regional Network including Application and ISP Load Balancers, core routers, switches, transceivers, Internet, network connections, new equipment installations and network subnetting.
• Planning, installation, configuration, maintenance, support, and optimization of hardware, software, and telecommunications solutions and services.
• Possess skillset for analyzing and troubleshooting network related issues involving voice, video and data communications, and structured cabling infrastructure (fiber/copper) to optimize network performance. 
• Maintain thorough documentation of network and applications, processes, and procedures, including creating, maintaining, and updating network drawings.
• Ensure excellent customer service by working efficiently, meeting deadlines and customer expectations.
• Exhibit excellent people, communication, and self-management skills and display a desire to work in a team environment and with others.
• Maintain a working knowledge of network security, subnetting, network and WAN backbone design, VLANS network protocols such as: Quality of Service (QoS), Multicast, EIGRP, OSPF, Spanning Tree, Tunneling, and Trunking.
• On the job training will be provided. 
• Cisco certifications such as CCNA or other network/security certifications desired.
• Perform other duties as assigned

Full-time (1.0 FTE), 7-hour day, 10-month, school calendar position

These positions are to care for the medical needs of students placed in a BOCES classroom located in a special education host site program. Assistance with all medical aspects of the student's day expected.       

• Students need assistance with areas of daily living skills which may include, but are not limited to; toileting, personal care, feeding, maintaining safety during transitions, redirection, task initiation, communication, interacting with others and supervision for sensory activities and routines.
• Students require daily tube feeding
• Students need constant monitoring during and after feeding
• Regular assessment of respiratory needs
• The employee must possess a valid NYS Licensed Practical Nurse license and be physically able and willing to meet the needs of the students.
• Dispensing medications, under direction of R.N.
• Completing Medicaid paperwork, under the direction of R.N.
• Assist with student arrival and departure
• Help students carry out prescribed physical exercises
• Helps student with daily living skills/hygiene
• Follows medical protocol
• Other duties as assigned.

LOCATIONS: ALFRED ALMOND & JASPER TROUPSBURG (WESTERN AND CENTRAL STUBEN)

Full-time (1.0 FTE), 8-hour day, 185 days per year, school calendar, summer work as needed

• Assist with leadership and management of the Food Service program
• Complete paperwork related to the Child Nutrition Program
• Utilize computer programs including Excel, email, etc.
• Provide training for the cooking staff
• Provide supervision of Food Service staff
• Other duties as assigned

Part-time positions (0.5 FTE), 3.75 hours per day, 10-month school calendar

• Helps prepare vegetables and meats
• Makes sandwiches and salads
• Washes dishes
• Clears tables of dirty dishes
• Fills sugar bowls and salt & pepper shakers
• Assists in the distribution and service of food
• Cleans tables, chairs, serving tables and other equipment
• Acts as cashier, prepares simple records, rosters and lunch tickets
• Sets tables
• Performs other duties as assigned