Working hours are assigned according to students' academic commitments. Specific skills are not required, and Media Services provides training. Interested students should call 8-3196, or stop in at the B Floor of the New South Building to arrange for an interview. CIT Help Desk employs between 70 and 80 students each year. Student consultants assist faculty, staff, and students with computing hardware and software, answering questions and resolving problems relating to all aspects of computing, networking, and internet use at Princeton.
Training is provided, and progress through a training program is required for continued employment.
RCCs provide computing support to fellow students in the Residential Colleges and upperclass dorms. Hiring is done in the spring for the following year. Cluster assistants maintain the CIT Computing Clusters as well as troubleshoot any problems that may arise there. The Student Employment Office can often help students in need of summer employment. Because these jobs have diverse schedules, responsibilities, and pay rates, you must have flexible hours and interests in order to accept them.