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Student Staff Jobs

The skills, energy, and diversity student staff bring to UW Technology are vital to the success of many programs. Students work an average of 19.5 hours per week and gain valuable customer service, technical, and computing experience. The table below lists open jobs and descriptions.

UW Technology Area Contact Position
Open/Closed
Job description How to Apply
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Technology Lab
Dan Comden
danc@u.washington.edu
No openings    
Business & Finance Osmond Castro
ocastro@u.washington.edu
No openings    
DO-IT Linda Tofle
lindat@u.washington.edu
No openings    
Learning & Scholarly Technologies Ari TenCate; Tom Lewis
tencate@washington.edu
No openings    
Network & Security Operations Linda Hornung
lwright@u.washington.edu
No openings    
OIM, Office of the Provost Maureen Noonan
noon@u.washington.edu
No openings    
UWTV Phillippa Kassover
kassover@u.washington.edu
No openings    
UW Computer Training Wayne Smith
waynes@u.washington.edu
No openings    
UW Technology Service Center Jonathan Pass
pass@u.washington.edu
Always open
User Support Submit an online application


User Support

Always open to apply: Student positions, UW Technology Service Center

User Support is a division of UW Technology that provides customer support for over 80,000 University of Washington students, staff, faculty, and affiliated clients. Within User Support are three departments staffed primarily by students:

  • UW Technology Information--where we assist with the customer service side of UNIX system administration
  • UW Technology Student Tech Support--where we answer technical questions by phone and email about connecting personal computers to UW computing Services
User Support student staff members generally work from 10 to 19.5 hours each week and have a number of opportunities to build customer service, technical, and computing experience.

We are looking for motivated individuals with good communication skills who work well in groups and alone and who have some experience with Microsoft Windows, Macintosh, or Unix-based operating systems.

For more information, call UW Technology Information at 206-543-5970. To apply, submit an online application.




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