A Utilities Systems Analyst II is responsible for ensuring the security, integrity, and availability of industrial control systems within the City. This includes monitoring, managing, and securing the network and systems that control critical industrial operations and requires expertise in both Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) security practices, as well as an understanding of the specific needs and risks related to Industrial Control Systems (ICS). The incumbent provides technical support and expertise in programming of the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system; develops programs, installs upgrades, maintains, and repairs the Programmable Logic Controls (PLC) at the Water Treatment Plants, pump stations, wells, lift stations, and sulfide treatment stations using Function Block Programming and Human Machine Interface (HMI) design; develops, creates, modifies, and tests graphic interfaces for use by the Utility Control Center and Plant Operators; evaluates, tests, and reviews vendor products; assists in installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, and modifying SCADA system hardware and software (examples: Ethernet networks, servers, workstations, routers, switches, network communication devices, and PLCs); verifies Process and Instrumentation (P&ID) and electrical drawings for accuracy, and verifies that drawings agree with control descriptions and plant specifications; interfaces with engineers, contractors, vendors, and City personnel to determine how PLC software should control the plant and what type of Human Machine Interface (HMI) is needed; maintains documentation regarding SCADA network; and develops daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly reports as required by management and plant personnel. The Utilities Systems Analyst II classification provides on-call support during non-business hours including evenings, weekends, and holidays and performs related duties as required.