System Administrator Department: Information Technology Pay Range: E1-E3 FLSA Status: Exempt Effective Date: 10/1/2011 Revised: 10/01/14, 6/11/15 General Statement of Duties The System Administrator oversees and maintains the County’s Infrastructure Systems. The System Administrator deploys, optimizes and maintains an Enterprise class Computing Environment. The System Administrator monitors System performance, and System configuration to optimize performance. A System Administrator works closely with the IT Architect in designing and creating a forward looking IT Systems strategy. Classification Summary The primary function is to administer the County's Infrastructure Systems. The work is performed under the general direction of the IT Development Manager, but considerable latitude is granted for the exercise of independent judgment and initiative. Effective communication with elected officials, department heads, end-users and all IT personnel is paramount. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Evaluates, tests, and deploys new Infrastructure Systems; Performs installations, updates, and routine maintenance of Infrastructure Systems; Monitors system performance and drives changes to optimize systems; Protects County Data and Processes through Access and Recoverability Policies and Systems; Provide data on estimates, tasks, and schedules. Maintain and provide system software documentation. System Administrator II Recommend use and/or installation of new system components, releases, or upgrades. System Administrator III Protects County Data and Processes through Access and Recoverability Policies and Systems; Identifies need and provides training to other team members to ensure required coverage for mission critical Infrastructure Systems; Performs installations, updates, and routine maintenance of Infrastructure Systems; Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Knowledge of: Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Windows server and server applications. Advanced knowledge of common enterprise IT technologies and operations including: Windows Platform Administration. Microsoft Exchange Design and Administration. Experience with Backup Solutions, Tivoli Storage Manager experience a plus. Understanding of Interoperability of Networks and Server Systems. Strong Active Directory knowledge. Strong knowledge of Server hardware. Strong knowledge of Virtual Environments, VMWare a plus. Common Systems software administration such as SQL Server, IIS, and Enterprise Anti-Virus products a plus. Ability to: Work cooperatively and constructively with fellow workers and members of the public to provide public service of the highest quality and quantity; Be highly self-motivated;
System Administrator Department: Information Technology Pay Range: E1-E3 FLSA Status: Exempt Effective Date: 10/1/2011 Revised: 10/01/14, 6/11/15 General Statement of Duties The System Administrator oversees and maintains the County’s Infrastructure Systems. The System Administrator deploys, optimizes and maintains an Enterprise class Computing Environment. The System Administrator monitors System performance, and System configuration to optimize performance. A System Administrator works closely with the IT Architect in designing and creating a forward looking IT Systems strategy. Classification Summary The primary function is to administer the County's Infrastructure Systems. The work is performed under the general direction of the IT Development Manager, but considerable latitude is granted for the exercise of independent judgment and initiative. Effective communication with elected officials, department heads, end-users and all IT personnel is paramount. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Evaluates, tests, and deploys new Infrastructure Systems; Performs installations, updates, and routine maintenance of Infrastructure Systems; Monitors system performance and drives changes to optimize systems; Protects County Data and Processes through Access and Recoverability Policies and Systems; Provide data on estimates, tasks, and schedules. Maintain and provide system software documentation. System Administrator II Recommend use and/or installation of new system components, releases, or upgrades. System Administrator III Protects County Data and Processes through Access and Recoverability Policies and Systems; Identifies need and provides training to other team members to ensure required coverage for mission critical Infrastructure Systems; Performs installations, updates, and routine maintenance of Infrastructure Systems; Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Knowledge of: Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Windows server and server applications. Advanced knowledge of common enterprise IT technologies and operations including: Windows Platform Administration. Microsoft Exchange Design and Administration. Experience with Backup Solutions, Tivoli Storage Manager experience a plus. Understanding of Interoperability of Networks and Server Systems. Strong Active Directory knowledge. Strong knowledge of Server hardware. Strong knowledge of Virtual Environments, VMWare a plus. Common Systems software administration such as SQL Server, IIS, and Enterprise Anti-Virus products a plus. Ability to: Work cooperatively and constructively with fellow workers and members of the public to provide public service of the highest quality and quantity; Be highly self-motivated;