Systems Administrator

Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District•Park City, UT

1h•$70,645 - $88,306

About The Position

The Systems Administrator position is responsible for all aspects of application administration, architecture, development, deployment, and support of enterprise business technology solutions; works closely with end users and project managers to implement and support business technology solutions for the District.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in computer science, information technology, or other closely related fields, OR an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Two (2) additional years of closely related experience.
The successful applicant must pass a required pre-employment background check, and subsequent mandatory background checks in accordance with current District policy requirements.

Nice To Haves

Experience with state or local government.
CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+ certifications.

Responsibilities

Work closely with managers, contractors, and end-users to define system and data requirements for delivering business technology solutions.
Create and manage automated workflow orchestration for business tools and ensure constant systems and workflow reliability.
Develop and maintain alerting tool forms and notifications to ensure reliable alerting and response to business system failures.
Assists with the implementation and maintenance of business technology applications infrastructure, e.g., asset management solutions, scheduling and workflow automation, geographic information systems (GIS), document and report content management, ETL, Incident Alerting, and Business Technology Solutions.
Enable security and transparency throughout development of data management systems.
Develop and maintain data management systems: master data, metadata, data classification, data ownership, data quality, data documentation, roles, and access control.
Implement and maintain ETL, analytics, and reporting applications infrastructure, e.g., SharePoint.
Resolve problems and troubleshoot with other teams to ensure 24/7 mission-critical systems availability, reliability, and performance.
Maintain employee user accounts, software subscriptions, enterprise agreements, and access.
Attend team meetings to communicate project status, discuss new ideas and issues.
Perform as an effective team member contributing to a solutions-oriented and customer-focused organization.
Assist in improving systems, recommending changes in policies and procedures.
Maintain compliance with established IT standards, policies, and best practices.
Monitor compliance with District policies and procedures throughout areas of assigned responsibility.
Serve as a records and information management (RIM) specialist for the District.
Supervise the procurement, installation, tagging, inventory, and maintenance of all technological office systems.
Coordinate with computer and telecommunications vendors and monitor related infrastructure; recommend upgrades as needed.