Overview
The Versailles education authority is recruiting a proximity IT technician for DRASI Île-de-France to provide end-user support, deploy and configure devices and systems and contribute to local digital-service projects.
Full job description
The technician supports users with hardware and software, deploys and configures workstations, laptops, phones, tablets, servers and network equipment, assists with technical projects and videoconferencing and helps maintain secure and reliable local digital services.
Requirements & qualifications
The role calls for competence with Windows and office environments, security and networking, Active Directory, deployment tools and related systems; Linux server-administration knowledge is also relevant. A minimum Bac+2 qualification is stated, French working proficiency is required and a category B driving licence is required for travel. The vacancy is open to civil servants and contract staff, and beginners may apply.
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Verification notes
Official French public-service reference MENJ-25-2026-44638 and the linked Ministry of Education recruitment page were verified. The source gives a deadline date of 24 September 2026 without a closing time, so only deadline_date is stored. The post is marked as not remote.
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