STATE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, 18TH CIRCUIT- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR - 21010398

State of Florida

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

This is professional, administrative work supervising the IT Unit for the Office of the State Attorney, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. The work involves independent task-oriented duties to provide, manage, staff, and maintain a system to support the network, data processing, and office automation functions for the legal and administrative areas of the office. General duties include evaluating and resolving user problems; enhancing the development of automated systems which support State Attorney operations; developing contingency and capacity planning strategies; establishing written IT policies and procedures on the overall environment; diagnosing problems and recommending solutions; serving as liaison to information systems officers at partner agencies; translating manual operations to automated systems to improve efficiencies; developing a short-term and long-term strategic plan that outlines the direction of information technology pertaining to office operations; supervising support staff conducting help desk operation, server maintenance, software licensing/user agreements, and compliance with FDLE/CJIS security requirements; reporting on system status, workload, and other issues at senior staff and division chief meetings. The applicant will demonstrate knowledge of the principals and practices of supervision and management; the budgetary process and fiscal control procedures; project control and cost estimating techniques; concepts and theories of data processing; computer operations and network systems; and practices and techniques of computer programming and system design. The successful candidate will demonstrate an ability to prioritize and resolve urgent requests; think logically and solve problems; direct feasibility and cost analysis studies; and establish and maintain effective working relationships with others and understand and apply applicable rules, regulations, policies and procedures.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with major course work in Computer Science or related field
Two years’ experience in programming, or an equivalent of training and experience
Minimum of two years management experience required
Knowledge of the principals and practices of supervision and management
Knowledge of the budgetary process and fiscal control procedures
Knowledge of project control and cost estimating techniques
Knowledge of concepts and theories of data processing
Knowledge of computer operations and network systems
Knowledge of practices and techniques of computer programming and system design
Ability to prioritize and resolve urgent requests
Ability to think logically and solve problems
Ability to direct feasibility and cost analysis studies
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with others
Ability to understand and apply applicable rules, regulations, policies and procedures

Responsibilities

Evaluating and resolving user problems
Enhancing the development of automated systems which support State Attorney operations
Developing contingency and capacity planning strategies
Establishing written IT policies and procedures on the overall environment
Diagnosing problems and recommending solutions
Serving as liaison to information systems officers at partner agencies
Translating manual operations to automated systems to improve efficiencies
Developing a short-term and long-term strategic plan that outlines the direction of information technology pertaining to office operations
Supervising support staff conducting help desk operation, server maintenance, software licensing/user agreements, and compliance with FDLE/CJIS security requirements
Reporting on system status, workload, and other issues at senior staff and division chief meetings