Information Technology Administrator

Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District•Bishop, CA

20h•Onsite

About The Position

The Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District is seeking an Information Technology Administrator to lead and oversee all aspects of the District’s Information Technology (IT) Division. The District’s mission is to protect public health and the environment from the harmful effects of air pollution in Alpine, Mono, and Inyo Counties. Based in person at the District’s office in Bishop, California, this position plans, organizes, and maintains secure and efficient IT systems that support agency operations. The work includes network and systems administration, security management, communications, programming oversight, web infrastructure, and support for data management. The Administrator provides strategic guidance on technology solutions, manages IT assets and budgeting, and ensures District information systems are reliable, secure, and available. The ideal candidate is an experienced IT professional skilled in enterprise IT systems, complex project management, technical staff supervision, and collaboration with staff to develop and maintain secure, reliable, and effective technology solutions. Success requires communicating technical concepts to varied audiences, establishing positive internal and external working relationships, and using critical thinking to solve unique IT challenges. The work environment is primarily office-based with occasional fieldwork.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with enterprise IT systems.
Experience managing complex projects.
Experience supervising technical staff.
Ability to work collaboratively with staff to develop and maintain technology solutions.
Ability to communicate technical concepts to varied audiences, establish positive working relationships, and think critically to solve IT challenges.

Responsibilities

Lead and oversee all aspects of the District’s IT Division.
Plan, organize, and maintain secure and efficient IT systems supporting agency operations and activities.
Administer networks and systems and manage security, communications, programming oversight, web infrastructure, and data management support.
Provide strategic guidance on technology solutions.
Manage IT assets and budgeting.
Ensure the reliability, security, and availability of District information systems.
Manage complex IT projects and supervise technical staff.
Work with other staff to develop and maintain secure, reliable, and effective technology solutions.
Communicate technical concepts to varied audiences and establish positive working relationships internally and externally.
Apply critical thinking to solve unique IT challenges.