IT Support Specialist
Role Type
Volunteer Position
Overview
The IT Support Specialist maintains MKMC's technology infrastructure ensuring reliable systems for communication, content delivery, administration, and community engagement. This role involves managing internal tech systems, providing troubleshooting support, maintaining basic network infrastructure, and ensuring technology enhances rather than hinders MKMC operations. You serve as the go-to resource for all technology-related needs across departments.
Key Responsibilities
Maintain MKMC's internal technology systems including computers, audio/visual equipment, network infrastructure, and software platforms
Provide technical troubleshooting and support to staff and volunteers encountering technology issues
Manage technology setup for events and programs requiring audio, video, projection, or streaming capabilities
Maintain email systems, shared drives, collaboration platforms, and administrative software
Implement basic cybersecurity practices protecting organizational data and communication systems
Document technical procedures and create user guides for common technology tasks
Evaluate and recommend technology solutions that improve organizational efficiency and program delivery
Expectations & Commitment
Time Commitment: 8–10 hours per month (support tickets + maintenance + event tech)
Reporting: Direct report to Operations Director with monthly technology status updates
Availability: Responsive to urgent technical issues requiring immediate resolution
On-Call Support: Available during major events for real-time technology troubleshooting
Professional Development: Stay current with relevant technology trends and best practices
Success Metrics
Resolve 90% of technical support requests within 24 hours
Achieve 99% uptime for critical systems (email, shared drives, website)
Execute 100% of event technology setups without delays or failures
Reduce recurring technical issues by 50% through proactive maintenance and training
Maintain comprehensive technical documentation for all systems and procedures
First 90-Day Priorities
Conduct technology infrastructure audit documenting all systems, equipment, and current status
Establish technical support request system (email, form, or ticketing platform)
Create inventory of all technology equipment including audio/visual, computers, and network devices
Develop standard operating procedures for common technical tasks and event setups
Implement basic cybersecurity measures: password policies, backup systems, access controls
Provide technology orientation to key staff and volunteers on critical systems
Systems & Tools
IT ticketing or support request platform
Network management and monitoring tools
Audio/visual equipment for events and streaming
Cloud collaboration platforms (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, etc.)
Documentation repository for technical procedures and guides
Ideal Candidate Profile
Strong technical troubleshooting skills across hardware, software, and network systems
Experience with audio/visual equipment setup for events and presentations
Familiarity with common business software platforms and cloud collaboration tools
Patient, clear communication abilities explaining technical concepts to non-technical users
Proactive problem-solving approach identifying and addressing issues before they escalate
Self-directed learning to stay current with evolving technology
Understanding of basic cybersecurity principles and data protection practices
Why Join MKMC
This role ensures technology serves as enabler rather than obstacle for MKMC's mission, allowing programs to leverage modern tools for maximum community impact. The systems you maintain and support you provide enable seamless communication, engaging presentations, professional content delivery, and efficient administration. Your technical expertise becomes infrastructure supporting countless acts of worship, learning, and community connection.
How to Apply
To apply, please email apply@masjidkhadijah.ca with your name, background, and the position you are applying for.

