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Specialist, IT Operations at Nile University of Nigeria
CDIil y a 11 jours
Job Description
Abuja
CDI
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Company: Nile University of Nigeria Location: Nigeria State: Abuja Jobs Job type: Full-Time Job category: Administrative/Secretarial Jobs in Nigeria Founded in 2009, Nile University is a private multidisciplinary university based in Abuja, and a proud member of Honoris United Universities since 2020. Nile University currently has over 40 undergraduate programmes and more than 50 postgraduate programmes spread across eight best-in-class faculties, in the College of Health Sciences, Law, Science, Computing Studies, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Management Sciences, and Arts & Social Sciences. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Officer, Inventory & IT Support Location: Abuja Employment Type: Full-time Job Summary We are currently looking to engage a highly competent and result-oriented Officer, Inventory & IT Support with strong personal & professional integrity to join our dynamic team. Responsibilities The Officer, Inventory & IT Support will be responsible for ensuring that the University’s IT and general assets are accurately recorded, properly allocated and reliably tracked throughout their lifecycle, keeping the institution’s equipment accounted for and available. He/she will also provide responsive first-line technical support and excellent customer care to staff, students and visitors, ensuring issues are followed through to confirmed resolution or appropriate escalation. He/she is expected to; Maintain an accurate, up-to-date register of all IT and general assets, recording each item’s full details before it is issued out. Receive and inspect deliveries, keep the store organized and secure, and retain all supporting documentation for audit purposes. Fulfil equipment and resource requests in line with university policy, issuing assets against signed forms tied to an accountable custodian. Monitor stock levels and reorder in good time, coordinate transfers between locations, and manage the return and recovery of assets, keeping allocation fair and transparent. Act as the first point of
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