What are the responsibilities and job description for the IT Specialist II (Part-Time) position at City of Tyler?
The Information Technology Specialist II is focused on delivering high quality IT services to
customers in accordance with the department's mission of delivering innovation through
excellent customer service. The IT Specialist II will work closely with the HelpDesk Manager
in supporting IT hardware, software, and technology projects critical to the operations of
the City's diverse business units. Provide support for City-Wide information technology
infrastructure, server, and personal computing applications.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
Associate's degree in Computer Science or related technical field is required, plus at least one (1) year of relevant experience. May consider a combination of relevant experience and education in lieu of an Associate's degree.
Must be willing to work a rotating on-call schedule and overtime as required on nights
and weekends. Must possess a valid class "C" driver's license with a clear driving record.
customers in accordance with the department's mission of delivering innovation through
excellent customer service. The IT Specialist II will work closely with the HelpDesk Manager
in supporting IT hardware, software, and technology projects critical to the operations of
the City's diverse business units. Provide support for City-Wide information technology
infrastructure, server, and personal computing applications.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
- Active Directory Operations and Group Policy
- End-User/ Client Network Troubleshooting
- PC Hardware and Software Troubleshooting
- End-User Application Installation, Patching, and Operations
- Server Application-Level Administration and Operation
- AS/400 Applications
- Enterprise Applications Support
- Printer Troubleshooting
- Use of the ServiceDesk Plus ticketing system
- Tablet PC, Server, and Desktop Application Support for End-Users
- PC Imaging and Deployment
- System Center Configuration Manager
- VOiP Device Deployment
- Microsoft Exchange Operations
- Remote Client Support (i.e., VPN, Virtual Desktop, 2FA, etc.)
- Wireless communications
- Computer and network security practices
- Mobile Device Management
- Provide technical support to other cities partnered with the City of Tyler IT department.
- Provide software assistance and support through direct and indirect interaction with clients.
- Providing expertise and support to internal departments, external partners, and clients
Integrate individual software solutions to higher level systems as appropriate or when needed. - Develop new applications and scripts to enhance Information Technology and other City of Tyler departmental operations, processes, and workflows.
- Work with technology vendors as needed to resolve system/ hardware issues.
- Communicate with end-users to understand their specific requirements and needs.
- Maintain and improve tools used for system analysis
- Performs other related duties as assigned.
- Provide technical support to all levels of staff in response to requests received by the Information Technology Support line (Help Desk), including but not limited to city supported applications, hardware, peripherals, email, telecommunications, and Internet/Intranet issues.
- Basic technical aspects of server and desktop operating systems.
- Virtual desktop administration.
- Database administration familiarity with Microsoft SQL, MySQL, and IBM DB2 servers
- Knowledge of basic networking including routing, switching, wireless, and VoIP technologies.
- Microsoft Windows desktop image standards, deployment methods, and supporting tools and technologies (anti-virus, profile management, user experience monitoring, performance troubleshooting, etc.)
- Computer networks, servers, Windows desktops, relational database management systems, and enterprise software applications (web based, cloud based, and server based).
- Fluency with Microsoft Windows operating systems and office productivity software.
- Collaborate and communicate with non-technical staff, system stakeholders, and managers.
- Ability to work under pressure and coordinate tasks to address technical or civil emergencies.
- Present complex concepts to audiences of different levels of technical sophistication.
- Read and understand complex technical manuals, business documents, policies and procedures, and system documentation.
- Ability to write clear, accurate, timely documentation.
- Collaborate with third party business analysts and developers to produce software designs that most effectively integrate with existing enterprise software.
- The ability, initiative, and accountability to execute broad assignments requiring minimal direction.
- Capability to frequently transition between sitting or kneeling, standing, and moving between offices, desks, cubicles, and other City of Tyler campus locations.
- Ability to lift and maneuverer equipment of 25 pounds or more.
- Ability to work in a variety of temperate conditions including cold and hot weather extremes and/or office spaces.
- "24/7" availability to field and addresses the concerns of Information Technology department infrastructure systems, personnel, and City of Tyler clients.
Associate's degree in Computer Science or related technical field is required, plus at least one (1) year of relevant experience. May consider a combination of relevant experience and education in lieu of an Associate's degree.
Must be willing to work a rotating on-call schedule and overtime as required on nights
and weekends. Must possess a valid class "C" driver's license with a clear driving record.
Salary : $20 - $32