Computing Services Analyst

Join the Northwest College Team – Computing Services Analyst (On-Campus) We’re seeking a skilled Computing Services Analyst to
support the technology that powers our campus. This on-site role installs, maintains, supports, and repairs computer systems, hardware, and
software across the College and performs advanced diagnostic analysis, troubleshooting, and resolution of computing problems, including
multiple-level software conflicts.

Where the vistas are spectacular, the land is wild, the people are genuinely friendly and the
opportunities are as large and varied as the Wyoming skies, located just 70 miles from Yellowstone National Park, Northwest College offers a
high quality of life . Our staff enjoy the opportunity to live and work in a truly inspiring environment and are integral to supporting our
campus technology all while enjoying outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and community connection just minutes from campus.

Northwest College values and rewards your work with competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, retirement options, tuition support, and
Wyoming’s no state income tax — making it easier to enjoy life both on campus and off.

A rural, comprehensive community college
with a historical emphasis on diverse transfer programs, select technical programs featuring strong general education components, and
total-student development services, Northwest College boasts general and developmental education as institutional strengths. Top quality
education and exceptional student services — Northwest College hallmarks — are delivered by a devoted faculty and support staff. Northwest
College is accredited through the Higher Learning Commission.

The Northwest College experience features personal attention from
faculty in small class settings and extraordinary learning opportunities outside the traditional classroom — field experiences in the
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem; international study/travel; student produced literary art magazine, webcast, numerous internships; and
independent study options. Solid residential life, student development programs, a large international student population and intercultural
center, competitive intercollegiate athletics with six NJCAA Division I and two NIRA teams, and more than 60 clubs and organizations close
the circle for a lively, truly collegiate atmosphere.