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NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR: Supreme Court of Ohio. Columbus, OH. Summary: The Supreme Court of Ohio is seeking applicants for the position of Network Administrator. This position is responsible for installing and supporting the Court's LAN, end users, network segment, Internet and Intranet systems and software applications. Duties: The following duties are normal for this position. These are not to be construed as exclusive or all-inclusive. Other duties may be required and assigned. The employee will staff the Court's help desk and respond to requests for assistance and network problems, either by phone or in person. They will provide assistance in creating basic applications using standard desktop software (e.g. spreadsheets, databases, word processing, and presentations), work with users, design templates, databases, and the like. Responsibilities will also include configuring and coordinating the installation of computers, printers, peripherals, and other hardware and software as directed; ensuring that new users are connected to the network; maintaining records on hardware, software, and network assignments for the department; and installing and maintaining desktop and specialized software applications. The Network Administrator will assist the Senior Network Administrators in supporting and implementing LAN/WAN environment technologies and assist other IT staff in developing both technical and non-technical procedures; assist in monitoring, maintaining and troubleshooting data communications for local users, including Cisco switches and wireless access points; administer and maintain data communications for remote user connectivity, including VPN, dial-up, and web email. Qualifications: This position requires completion of undergraduate core coursework in computer science or information technology; one year training or one year of experience in computer network administration to include understanding of operating systems & networking technologies, and 1 course or 3 months experience in computer networking. OR: 24 months experience in computer network administration, end user support, help desk support, or combination thereof, and 1 technical course in current operating systems. OR: MCSE or MCSA or equivalent network certification.
PRINCIPLE NETWORK SPECIALIST: Superior Court of California, Marin County. Summary: Under direction, provides technical support and administration of the Court’s Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN); provides work direction to others engaged in similar tasks; and performs related work as required. Duties: Installs and maintains within specifications local area networks (LAN), wide area network (WAN), systems network architecture (SNA), voice and data telecommunications systems and related hardware, including fiber optic cabling. Analyzes, diagnoses and corrects problems related to LAN, SNA and voice/data telecommunications systems. Works closely with vendor and manufacturer staff to coordinate installation and maintenance projects and to determine and correct problems that may occur during start-up and operation. Installs, configures, maintains and coordinates the use of software related to data communication controllers and gateways; installs a variety of business applications software and troubleshoots user problems related to software. Configures remote access and mainframe emulations on various personal computer platforms for off-site use; coordinates Internet software installation and application for off-site users. Installs and configures a variety of data cable and hardware elements, including hubs, switches, remote boundary routers, personal computers, dumb terminals and peripheral equipment. Maintains current knowledge of changes in the voice/data communications field; suggests improvements to Court network and related software and hardware applications to utilize available technology and meet user needs. Qualifications: Possession of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university with a major in computer science, information systems management, or closely related field and three years of recent experience performing systems support tasks equivalent to that of a Technology Specialist II or Senior Technology Specialist or three years of recent experience in the installation, maintenance and modifying of LAN, SNA and data communications hardware and software systems. Possession of Certification as a Network Analyst or Network Administrator is desirable. Salary: $95,355 - $105,027. (2009)
PROJECT MANAGER (INFRASTRUCTURE): Information Technology, 500 Indiana Ave, New, Washington D.C. Duties: Incumbent serves as IT Project Manager responsible for implementing and managing all aspects of IT project management throughout each phase of the systems development and product life cycle. Plans and directs the work of project team members. Serves as a technical resource in resolving mission critical IT issues. Works with stakeholders and conducts project scope planning to define and verify the requirements of the products and services to be provided. Manages the execution of IT projects, such as but not limited to Data Center Design, Wireless, Disaster Recovery, in accordance with the project management standards along with approved project plans and oversee information distribution, team development and quality assurance activities. Conducts project management activities spanning the nine knowledge areas, including risk identification, quality assurance and control, communications planning, organizational planning, and acquisition planning. Qualifications: A bachelor's degree in systems engineering or computer science or a related field plus three (3) years of experience in managing IT projects, and three (3) years in information technology methods and practices, including systems administration in MS Windows, CISCO network environment and data center operations. Experience in managing data center relocation project is a plus. Equivalent levels of education and experience can be substituted. Please submit a copy of your most recent performance evaluation with your application. Salary: $98,033 - $127,442 (2008)
COMPUTER
NETWORK SPECIALIST I: Supreme
Court of Nevada, Administrative Office of the Courts, Information Technology Division. Duties: This position is with the Administrative Office of the Courts,
Information Technology Division. Under
general direction, this position will be required to perform and/or
coordinate specialized work in computer networks and operating systems
administration; provide daily assistance in the evaluation, maintenance,
enhancement, operation, troubleshooting and repair of the Nevada Supreme
Court’s current and future computer networks and operating systems;
perform other related work as assigned. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a
major course work in computer science, information systems or other related
field of study, and two years professional data processing work experience. Additional work experience may be substituted for education
requirements. Salary: $45,768-$68,089. (2008)
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR 3: Superior
Court of
New Jersey,
Cumberland,
Gloucester
and Salem
Vicinage, Information Technology. Summary:
Under the general direction of the Court Executive 2b (Information
Technology Division Manager) and other supervisory personnel, the
Information Technology Division is seeking a motivated and energetic
professional with excellent technical and supervisory skills. Duties:
The Administrative
supervisor 3 position will administer office information systems including
Windows 2003 servers, Windows XP desktops, and LAN/WAN connectivity covering
eight separate locations in three countries. The successful candidate should
be able to prioritize multiple project schedules; act as lead technical
representative to Vicinage Information Technology staff; manage a Help Desk
that receives more than 3000 calls per year; delegate tasks to subordinates;
provide training to Vicinage staff; deploy software using automated methods;
create, test and deploy security enhancements using group policy objectives;
maintain and enhance a Windows 2003 network. Qualifications:
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor’s
degree. Five years of increasingly responsible professional experience, two
years of which shall have included experience in analyzing, designing,
programming, troubleshooting and resolving technical problems associated
with mainframe terminal, PC, or LAN’s; setting up mainframe terminals,
PC’s or LAN’s and configuring and networking devices for the end user;
installing software applications; database administration; computer
operations and/or planning, acquiring, installing and implementing
telecommunications facilities and services. Applicants who do not possess
the required education may substitute paraprofessional and professional
experience on a year for year basis. A master’s degree may be substituted
for one year of general experience as indicated above. A law degree may be
substituted for two years of general experience as indicated above.
Knowledge of Active Directory and Lotus Notes administration is beneficial.
Programming knowledge in C, C++, or Java is desirable. Some form of
scripting knowledge in VB, Kixtart, AutoIt, or related languages is
required. A working knowledge of Ethernet infrastructures and technologies
including TCP/IP, cabling, routers, switches, hubs, modems and other
peripheral equipment is necessary. Salary: $60,419.57-$94,496.26 (2008).
NETWORK SYSTEMS ENGINEER: U.S.
District Court, Eastern
District of Michigan, IT Department,
Detroit,
MI. Summary: This position is
located in the Information Technology (IT) Department and reports to the
Information Technology Manager. The purpose of this position is to
coordinate and oversee the judiciary’s information technology networks. Duties:
Maintain current network security and recommend and implement new
technology that monitors network security. Maintain and organized computer
systems within the Court to increase compatibility and share information.
Develop and propose short-term and long-range network improvement plans for
the Court, ensuring that the changes can be implemented with minimal
disruption. Perform backups and disaster recovery operations for all network
systems. Design, configure and implement Wireless Network hardware and
software. Maintain contacts with professional organizations, and
counterparts at other Court units regarding availability of network products
and state-of-the-art technologies and techniques required by the court.
Analyze recurring reports produced by the network using system capabilities,
including regular statistical reports required, and special reports upon
request. Review audits, and response times, adequacy, quality and available
capacities for the network systems. Qualifications:
A high school diploma or equivalent with a minimum of 3 years
specialized and progressively responsible experience related to the
technical aspects of data processing, office automation, and data
communications and their applications, terminology and methodology,
including the accomplishment of computer project assignments that involved
systems analysis, design, programming, implementation, integration and
project coordination; including at least 1 year equivalent to work at the
CL-27 level. Salary: $54,714-$88,985. (2007)
SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR: U.S.
District Court, Eastern
District of Michigan, IT Department, Detroit,
MI. Summary: This position is
located in the Information Technology Department and reports to the IT
Manager. The employee has responsibility for the day-to-day administration
of the Court’s operating systems, servers, and networks. Duties:
Serves as a technical expert in the area of Windows and Unix systems and
networks in the IT Department with the ability to assist in developing the
employees who are responsible for the Court’s network, Windows, and Unix
applications across all Court units. Provides ad-hoc and structured training
to the Systems Group employees. Provides support in the areas of computer
systems analysis, design, and development, maintenance, integration and
implementation, configuration, system testing and diagnostics, executing
systems technology plans, training of Court staff, configuration in support
of operational units and procedures, coordinating efforts with other
projects, and presenting recommendations concerning long range objectives.
Responsible for the administration of systems software and hardware,
installing new operating environments and implementation of new operating
system patches, upgrades and releases, and identifying integration issues
with developers or vendors. Determines the physical storage and bandwidth
requirements to support applications, data storage, reliability, and
security needs. Oversees initiation, verification, and maintenance of disk
backups, including off-site storage. Qualifications:
A high school diploma or equivalent with a minimum of 3 years
specialized and progressively responsible experience related to the
technical aspects of data processing, office automation, and data
communications and their applications, terminology and methodology,
including the accomplishment of computer project assignments that involved
systems analysis, design, programming, implementation, integration and
project coordination; including at least one year equivalent to work at the
CL-28 level. Salary: $65,090-$105,778. (2007)
NETWORK
ADMINISTRATOR (senior level):
(General Description) Duties: Under general direction,
controls, monitors and maintains servers and telecommunications
devices including resolving system problems. Work performed:
Ensures availability of servers and the network to support
operational needs of the judiciary. Analyzes hardware and
software for acquisition and applies fixes to network servers.
Analyzes system failures and executes procedures to restore
operations. Monitors server and network performance and
anticipates needed changes to optimize performance. Designs and
tests configurations necessary for new applications, new
technology or enhanced performance. Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree is computer science, system or software
engineering or related technical field and six years of
experience in systems design and administration, network
administration or support activities in a multi-user
environment. Requires thorough knowledge of operating systems
and network protocols being used in the judiciary; C programming
language; systems and network architecture and design; and the
interdependence of software and hardware operating in a
multi-site, multi-network and multi-user data processing
environment. (2006)
STATE
NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR: Nebraska AOC, Lincoln, Nebraska. Summary:
The State Court
Administrator is taking applications for a Network
Administrator. Work involves managing a local area network for
the offices of the Nebraska Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
and other Court offices. Duties: Responsibilities include
the installation of network hardware and software, maintenance
and configuration of operating systems and application software.
Qualifications: Requirements include a minimum of two
years of experience in a computer related field and three years
experience with a working knowledge of Novell Netware and
Microsoft XP. Desired experience includes providing technical
hardware and software end user support, network administration,
and network topology support. A degree in Computer Science,
Business Administration, Public Administration, or a related
field and a CCNA or CNA certification is desired or a
combination of training and/or experience demonstrating the
required knowledge, skills and abilities. Some work after hours
and on weekends and holidays is required. Salary: Beginning
monthly salary range is $3,091 to $3,498 based on experience.
(2006)
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