Information Systems Analyst II

Washington County•Hillsboro, OR

17h•$105,113 - $127,723•Onsite

About The Position

The Information Systems Analyst II provides professional information systems, data analysis, application development, database administration, and technical support services for Washington County Sheriff's Office business functions. The role analyzes business and operational requirements; designs, develops, tests, implements, and maintains applications and databases; develops queries, reports, and automated processes; and performs database maintenance and recovery activities. The position also provides specialized support for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and related geospatial technologies. Work includes analyzing statistical and spatial data; developing maps, visualizations, and applications; integrating geographic and enterprise data sources; and delivering data-driven solutions that support operational planning, resource deployment, investigations, and other public safety functions. The position is in the Data, Analysis, and Technical Assistance (DATA) unit of the Washington County Sheriff's Office. It primarily operates within the Washington County Law Enforcement Center and at other Sheriff's Office locations as needed. Washington County Sheriff's Office is a full-service law enforcement agency serving urban and rural areas of the county.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in computer science, business administration, or a related field and two years of professional-level information technology analysis and support experience; OR an associate's degree in one of those fields and four years of such experience; OR six years of such experience.
Knowledge of application programming, systems analysis, design, implementation, and support.
Knowledge of computer hardware, software, data communications, databases, data integration, information security, and data integrity.
Knowledge of GIS theory and applications, geospatial data management, spatial analysis, GIS programming and scripting, and mapping and visualization techniques.
Knowledge of statistical, spatial, and business data analysis, data maintenance, conversion, quality assurance, research, cost-benefit analysis, and report preparation.
Ability to manage multiple projects, analyze complex business and geospatial problems, and develop effective solutions.
Ability to design, develop, test, implement, and support applications, scripts, automated processes, and technical solutions.
Ability to communicate technical concepts effectively, orally and in writing, to stakeholders with varying technical knowledge.
Ability to conduct technical research, evaluate alternatives, make recommendations, and work within scheduling, budgetary, and project constraints.
Ability to perform complex geospatial, statistical, tabular, mathematical, and technical analysis.
Ability to establish cooperative working relationships with diverse coworkers, members of the public, vendors, and partner agencies.
Must pass a post-offer drug screen.
Must pass a thorough Sheriff's Office background investigation.
Must provide background investigation information including employment and residential history, financial information, references, family information, driving history, drug-use history, and criminal history.

Responsibilities

Analyze business and operational requirements.
Design, develop, test, implement, and maintain applications and databases.
Develop queries, reports, and automated processes.
Perform database maintenance and recovery activities.
Analyze statistical, spatial, and business data and develop recommendations and solutions.
Develop maps, visualizations, applications, models, scripts, and analytical tools using GIS software and related technologies.
Integrate geographic and enterprise data sources.
Troubleshoot system, application, data, and GIS-related issues and implement resolutions.
Prepare technical reports, mapping products, and visualizations.
Provide technical support for Sheriff's Office business functions and public safety operations.
Manage moderately complex projects and collaborate with technical professionals, project teams, vendors, stakeholders, and partner agencies.
Maintain appropriate controls and security measures for information systems and data resources.