"tech assistant" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone whose job it is to provide technical assistance, such as a customer service technician or an IT specialist. For example, "The new tech assistant was able to help me troubleshoot the issue with my computer."
"I'm telling you, that kid was determined," said Ed Jackson, a longtime Tech assistant coach.
"He should have been A.C.C. coach of the year," the Tech assistant coach Cliff Warren said.
When a young tech assistant, Paula Murphy Julia Stiless), fails to arrive for a presentation, Julie fires her.
Bill Courtney, 39, a Virginia Tech assistant, was hired to replace Steve Donahue as Cornell's basketball coach, the university announced Friday.
A tech assistant turned on some music for Carlson, who likes to have classic rock playing whenever the cameras aren't rolling, and he retreated to his office, which contained a fridge full of Perrier and a fly-fishing rod.
The Terps are coached by Ralph Friedgen, a former Georgia Tech assistant whose new team is enjoying its best start in 23 years at 5-0 and 3-0.
Giants like Ericsson and Motorola agreed to sell base stations, switches, networks to manage customer data and the like but refused to send in any tech assistants because the country was too dangerous.
Blade's high-tech assistant, Shen (Nelson Lee), resists the brazen glamour all around him.
You can work in a wide variety of jobs, including hospital and clinic tech or assistant, RN, CNA, nursing home/assisted living aid, personal care assistant, at-home nurse or assisted living or hospital administration or customer service.
Instead, nearly a quarter of the callers looking for assistance end up mistreating their tech-support assistant in some fashion.
Occupations like hedge-fund manager, tech-support assistant and philanthropic fund-raiser are now incorporated, though these elements frequently are given patronizing handling that seems out of character with Terkel's nonjudgmental project.
