Under general direction, supports the lawful, ethical, secure and accountable use of Sheriff’s Office technology through policy administration, risk-based compliance monitoring, employee education, data and vendor oversight, issue tracking and management reporting. Initial emphasis is on Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) and other sensitive or high-risk systems as assigned. Works with system owners and operational commands to improve controls while maintaining continuity of public safety operations. The position makes compliance findings and recommendations within an approved work plan. For reviews in that plan, it has standing access to user lists, access records and audit logs for governed systems; access to criminal justice information must meet CJIS and agency security requirements. Policy approval, system configuration and user-access decisions, personnel investigations and discipline, cybersecurity incident response, procurement decisions and operational command authority remain with their designated owners. The position does not direct IT projects, operate technology platforms or investigate employee misconduct. The role operates primarily in a professional office environment and may require visits to controlled-access areas, including detention facilities, intake and restricted law enforcement systems areas, to observe system use. It is a full-time, exempt position, typically scheduled Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with occasional after-hours availability for command briefings or urgent reviews. The position reports to a designated supervisor in the Technology & Innovation Division, to be confirmed, and supervises no positions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level