The Information Communications & Technology (ICT) Infrastructure Operations Technician provides service and support to ICT teams and Information Security to help meet the 24/7/365 uptime requirements of a major international airport and seaport. The position helps keep the Port’s computing and telecommunications infrastructure operational and available while providing project and network security administration services that support the Port’s complex and diverse lines of business. The technician administers identity, authentication, and access management across enterprise systems, including user accounts, directories, email, shared resources, and permissions. The role also troubleshoots access issues, supports audits and compliance activities, generates account management reports, and works with Information Security and business stakeholders to ensure secure and appropriate access to Port resources. As a key technical resource, the technician resolves complex technology issues and supports employee and business needs across networks, systems, hardware, and IT infrastructure services. The work includes configuring, monitoring, maintaining, and troubleshooting servers, network equipment, UPS and PDU systems, communications and conference-room technologies, maritime surveillance systems, and access-control devices. The technician coordinates backups, patching, software deployments, network connectivity, and issue escalation to maintain reliable service. The position supports infrastructure projects and operations through on-site and remote troubleshooting, assistance with cruise terminal and engineering initiatives, and hardware installation, maintenance, decommissioning, and technology support at Port facilities. It also manages infrastructure assets, documentation, and secure facilities by maintaining inventory, configuration records, diagrams, and access controls; coordinating facility access; conducting inspections; and helping protect the safety, security, organization, and integrity of data centers and communications rooms. The technician drives Port vehicles to job sites and facilities to transport equipment, support installation, removal, and decommissioning, troubleshoot infrastructure in data centers and communications rooms, and perform on-site operational and project-support duties. Port employees are expected to apply equity and exemplify shared values, behaviors, and practices in all aspects of their work.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed