Technical Services Analyst

The Legislative Technology Services Bureau (LTSB) is a nonpartisan legislative service agency that provides and coordinates leading-edge information technology services and support to the Wisconsin Legislature. LTSB promotes an innovative and cooperative atmosphere with many opportunities for professional growth. In addition to a comprehensive compensation and benefits package, LTSB offers an enjoyable work environment and an excellent work/life balance. We are located on the sixth floor of the U.S. Bank Plaza building on the Capitol Square in beautiful downtown Madison. Our office is within walking distance of the Monona Terrace, the Dane County Farmers’ Market, and historic State Street. LTSB is accepting applications to recruit a skilled and enthusiastic professional for the position of Technical Services Analyst on its Technical Services team located in Madison, Wisconsin. Position Summary The Technical Services Analyst provides front-line technical support to the Wisconsin Legislature. The responsibilities of this position include the configuration, installation, and support of all LTSB-issued hardware and software utilized by the Wisconsin Legislature and its service agencies. This includes all Senate and Assembly offices in the State Capitol as well as the Legislative Audit Bureau, Legislative Council, Legislative Fiscal Bureau, Legislative Reference Bureau, and the Legislative Human Resources Office. The Technical Services Analyst position hours are typically 8 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday, with possible coverage beginning at 7 AM and/or ending at 5:30 PM. The analyst also participates in an on‑call rotation for providing after‑hours support. In addition, late evening support may be required when the Legislature is in session. Due to the nature of the job responsibilities, this position is primarily in-person, but there may be some flexibility to work remotely on occasion. Salary Information Minimum salary is $58,000 depending on qualifications and experience, plus excellent state benefits. Qualifications First and foremost, candidates must possess excellent customer service and comprehensive troubleshooting skills. This includes a focus on quick critical thinking in a technical environment, while also demonstrating exceptional written and verbal communication skills. These skills are critical to success at LTSB. Exhibit great attention to detail and show a proactive approach to both team duties and independent projects. Show initiative, resourcefulness, and the desire to increase technical know-how along with the ability to effectively apply knowledge learned. Communicate technical processes to customers of varied technical experience. Possess general knowledge of networking, remote access, security, Active Directory, and group policy. Be willing and able to function in a nonpartisan environment and be able to operate in a professional manner while working in a highly public setting. Be able to lift, deliver and set up computers, monitors, printers, and other equipment, along with the associated cabling and accessories. Knowledge/Experience Candidates should have a formal education in computer science or a related field; professional experience; or a combination of education, experience, and certifications to effectively execute duties upon hire. Current versions of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office Desktop and laptop configuration, installation, and support Printer and scanner configuration, installation, and support Presentation and instruction skills, as well as technical training development HTML/Web Publishing/CMS services ITSM utilization Desired Areas of Knowledge and Ability Mobile-device support VoIP phone systems Data manipulation (parsing/concatenation/etc.) A+, NET+, MCP certification #J-18808-Ljbffr State of Wisconsin