The phrase "a technology assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person or tool that provides support or assistance with technology-related tasks or issues.
Example: "I hired a technology assistant to help me set up my new computer and troubleshoot software problems."
Alternatives: "tech support" or "IT assistant".
Diane Tien, a technology assistant at Blackwell Elementary School near Seattle, saw that there was very little information about teaching ergonomics to children, so she set up her own weeklong educational program, called Get Tech Fit, in April.
"It becomes reflexive," Dr. Williams continued, "like putting on a seat belt". Diane Tien, a technology assistant at Blackwell Elementary School near Seattle, saw that there was very little information about teaching ergonomics to children, so she set up her own weeklong educational program, called Get Tech Fit, in April.
Matthew Jones, 29, an information technology assistant for Somerset Community College in Somerset, Ky., discovered the benefits of last-generation technology when he bought a 30-inch Sony XBR widescreen tube TV two years ago.
The listed inventor of the technology, assistant professor Yuzuru Takashima, couldn't be reached by the time of posting.
When he speaks publicly at scientific gatherings, his longtime technology assistant, Kevin Roche, is careful to see that Mr. Parkin empties the change from his pockets, lest he distract his audience with the constant jingling of coins and keys.
Meanwhile, within earshot of all this talk of digital technologies, assistant conservator Cassandra Gero quietly mends areas of insect damage on a 19th century Shaker dress.
A technology instructor, two student assistants, and I will guide the Mobile App Lab students to design, build, test and deliver a series of apps to help visitors navigate the Campus, meet the ordering and scheduling needs of Campus facilities, and register visitors for and during Campus events.
First, it's important to realize that what we're really dealing with is the power of digital assistants, a technology that's been growing in sophistication and prevalence for the last several years.
"I would rather insert sharp objects under my fingernails than have to sit next to that," said Larry Irving, a technology consultant and a former assistant secretary of commerce during the Clinton administration.
Just two years ago she was an administrative assistant at Serena Software, a technology development company.
This has consequently led to the emergence of a recommendation assistant technology that has the capability to discover relevant shopping products that meet the preferences of a user.
