Computer Support Technician I
About the role
COMPUTER SUPPORT TECHNICIAN I TEMPORARY FULL TIME (approximately October 20, 2025 to February 20, 2026 - 40 hours/week) The Burnaby School District invites applications for a temporary full-time Computer Support Technician I position. Reporting to the Manager of Client Services and working in a team environment, the Computer Support Technician I (CSTI) is responsible for the installation, support and maintenance of computer-based technologies at various school district locations. The Computer Support Technician I provides field service for computer-based technologies, curricular, administrative and business, software as well as hardware. The Computer Support Technician I works with a variety of school and district-based personnel to support and contribute to the quality learning and working environments within our District. The Computer Support Technician I must be able to prioritize work due to competing pressures.
Qualifications
- Graduation from a recognized two-year IT-related technical program, including or supplemented by recent and relevant certifications, plus two years related experience.
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate and provide on-site user support in a large networked environment.
- Thorough knowledge of computer operations, software applications, and peripheral devices related to work performed, including business and curricular software, workstation operating systems, printers, and various other input and output devices.
- Extensive knowledge of hardware types and configurations.
- Extensive knowledge of a wide variety of software programs.
- Knowledge of current network operating systems.
- Valid B.C. Driver's Licence (Class 5).
The successful candidate will have strong interpersonal, communication and organization skills. Work in an educational setting is an asset.
Required This temporary position works 40 hours/week, and will be required to work flexible hours including before and after school hours, and weekends. The wage is $35.68. Qualified
applicants
should
apply
by
submitting
a
resume
and
cover
letter
in
ONE
document
via
to:
Human Resources Burnaby School District 4054 Norfolk Street Burnaby, B.C. V5G 0C3 E-mail Successful completion of a criminal record search is a legislated requirement and will be completed upon hire. We thank all applicants for this position, however, only those individuals under consideration will be contacted. The Burnaby School District embraces diversity as a privilege and a strength. We strive for accepting, safe, supportive, and inviting communities where the goal is for all members to feel a sense of belonging. Our (schools or worksites) are for everyone and we respect each person's contributions.
About Burnaby School District - SD41
The Burnaby School District is on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil- Waututh Nations. Burnaby is located at the geographical centre of Metro Vancouver. It borders the City of Vancouver on the west and Port Moody, Coquitlam and New Westminster on the east. With 50% of Burnaby’s population born outside of Canada and more than 100 languages spoken by its students, it is one of the most culturally diverse school districts in Canada. The Burnaby School District is the 4th largest district in British Columbia.
Our Vision
A premier learning community where we engage and innovate to inspire global citizenship
Our Values • Students Come First • The Power of Diversity • Equity, Access, Inclusion • Collaboration and Partnership • Curiosity, Innovation, Discovery • Excellence, Success, Improvement
Schools The Burnaby School District operates 41 elementary and 8 secondary schools, including a range of district and provincial resource programs. During the summer months, our District provides students the opportunity to take various courses. Summer session is an opportunity for teachers, who choose to, to continue working during the summer months.
Students The Burnaby School District supports and provides learning to 25,000 Kindergarten to Grade 12 (K-12) students and to more than 6,000 adult learners.
Employees The Burnaby School District employs 4,000 dedicated staff who are committed to providing students with a wide variety of innovative, high-quality programs to ensure student achievement in areas that include academics, athletics, trades training, visual and performing arts, social responsibility and leadership. In addition, our staff support the successful operation of our school facilities.
Computer Support Technician I
About the role
COMPUTER SUPPORT TECHNICIAN I TEMPORARY FULL TIME (approximately October 20, 2025 to February 20, 2026 - 40 hours/week) The Burnaby School District invites applications for a temporary full-time Computer Support Technician I position. Reporting to the Manager of Client Services and working in a team environment, the Computer Support Technician I (CSTI) is responsible for the installation, support and maintenance of computer-based technologies at various school district locations. The Computer Support Technician I provides field service for computer-based technologies, curricular, administrative and business, software as well as hardware. The Computer Support Technician I works with a variety of school and district-based personnel to support and contribute to the quality learning and working environments within our District. The Computer Support Technician I must be able to prioritize work due to competing pressures.
Qualifications
- Graduation from a recognized two-year IT-related technical program, including or supplemented by recent and relevant certifications, plus two years related experience.
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate and provide on-site user support in a large networked environment.
- Thorough knowledge of computer operations, software applications, and peripheral devices related to work performed, including business and curricular software, workstation operating systems, printers, and various other input and output devices.
- Extensive knowledge of hardware types and configurations.
- Extensive knowledge of a wide variety of software programs.
- Knowledge of current network operating systems.
- Valid B.C. Driver's Licence (Class 5).
The successful candidate will have strong interpersonal, communication and organization skills. Work in an educational setting is an asset.
Required This temporary position works 40 hours/week, and will be required to work flexible hours including before and after school hours, and weekends. The wage is $35.68. Qualified
applicants
should
apply
by
submitting
a
resume
and
cover
letter
in
ONE
document
via
to:
Human Resources Burnaby School District 4054 Norfolk Street Burnaby, B.C. V5G 0C3 E-mail Successful completion of a criminal record search is a legislated requirement and will be completed upon hire. We thank all applicants for this position, however, only those individuals under consideration will be contacted. The Burnaby School District embraces diversity as a privilege and a strength. We strive for accepting, safe, supportive, and inviting communities where the goal is for all members to feel a sense of belonging. Our (schools or worksites) are for everyone and we respect each person's contributions.
About Burnaby School District - SD41
The Burnaby School District is on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil- Waututh Nations. Burnaby is located at the geographical centre of Metro Vancouver. It borders the City of Vancouver on the west and Port Moody, Coquitlam and New Westminster on the east. With 50% of Burnaby’s population born outside of Canada and more than 100 languages spoken by its students, it is one of the most culturally diverse school districts in Canada. The Burnaby School District is the 4th largest district in British Columbia.
Our Vision
A premier learning community where we engage and innovate to inspire global citizenship
Our Values • Students Come First • The Power of Diversity • Equity, Access, Inclusion • Collaboration and Partnership • Curiosity, Innovation, Discovery • Excellence, Success, Improvement
Schools The Burnaby School District operates 41 elementary and 8 secondary schools, including a range of district and provincial resource programs. During the summer months, our District provides students the opportunity to take various courses. Summer session is an opportunity for teachers, who choose to, to continue working during the summer months.
Students The Burnaby School District supports and provides learning to 25,000 Kindergarten to Grade 12 (K-12) students and to more than 6,000 adult learners.
Employees The Burnaby School District employs 4,000 dedicated staff who are committed to providing students with a wide variety of innovative, high-quality programs to ensure student achievement in areas that include academics, athletics, trades training, visual and performing arts, social responsibility and leadership. In addition, our staff support the successful operation of our school facilities.