Project Administrator (Technology Projects)
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Are you passionate about technology and supporting first responders? If so, read on!As a member of NorcomCT's customer support team, you will be an integral part of our core mission to provide technology solutions and services that help first responders, towns, and cities support and protect their communities. Our customer facing staff provides best in class support to keep our client's mission critical systems up and available every day. Motorola is the world leader in public safety communications and NorcomCT is the premier Motorola partner in New England. As a NorcomCT Project/Service Administrator you will provide administrative support for the company's technical services and sales operations. This individual will be responsible for organizing vendor quotes, project documents, vendor orders, customer quotes, customer orders, service delivery documents, project billing and close out documents, project inventory, documenting project schedules, meeting notes and team deliverables. Due to the technical nature of our services, this position requires a robust general technical aptitude, excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Experience in our industry is not required, however, demonstrated performance in a similar role in a technology industry is required.The ideal candidate for this position is a self-starter who can manage multiple priorities with varying levels of difficulty in a fast paced, demanding environment.The position is staffed at our Naugatuck location, Monday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm, and may require occasional travel to customer locations or trainings.Compensation$28.00 to $39.50 per hour Initial compensation is based on applicant's skills, experience, training/education, and certificationsBenefits include Medical, Dental, Disability and Life insurance, 401k, Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays and Profit Sharing BonusesIf you have the drive and desire to learn Motorola public safety technology products and solutions, while supporting first responders