It might involve technical troubleshooting, diagnostics, repair, training, learning, teaching, escalating, writing, logging, liaising, analysing, systems administration, network administration, workshops, classrooms, speaking in front of groups, report generation, monitoring, installing, decommissioning, cabling and recabling, equipment transport, equipment relocation, editing, wiki maintenance, newsletter production, attending meetings, setting policy, user admin, password resets, IT security, configuring, tuning, tweaking, reading, and being at least partially telepathic and psychic.
The actual stuff you will be responsible for can be anything at all. If it's got lights, buttons, keys, a screen, goes "beep", uses electricity, has wiring in it, has metal or plastic in it, "looks technical", or is just something that no-one else above you on the corporate ladder wants to do, you might find that you have to take care of it. This can be anything from hand-adjusting the regular expressions making up the corporate firewall rules or brainstorming on the new version of the SOE, through to endless, mindless data entry off grotty bits of paper and people asking you to repair the broken electric kettle.
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