IT Manager ID-7345

The IT Manager will oversee and manage the information technology department, security system and telephone system under the supervision of the IT Director. IT duties in this role cover a broad spectrum, ranging from assisting end users with basic technical issues to handling critical system challenges.


Essential Functions:



Supervisory Responsibilities: Responsible for the direct supervision, evaluation and performance management of the Network Support Technician and Program Analyst.


Qualifications:


  • Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science or Information Systems from an accredited college or university
  • Must have a minimum of 10-12 years of experience in Information Technology
  • Professional background must show progressively responsible IT experience that reflects growing expertise, leadership, and supervisory abilities
  • Full understanding of network architecture planning & implementation with various technologies copper cabling (CAT 5, CAT 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6A, Fiber Optics)
  • Cisco certifications or competitor equivalency in switch programming or experience using said technologies including programming for VoIP, QoS, & VLAN’s
  • Experience in Server hardware technologies to reduce down time by implementing RAID hard drive technologies & redundant power supplies
  • Ability to utilize Microsoft Server roles such as Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Group Policies, Snap shots, backups & restores of Operating software and user data
  • Knowledge and proficiency with server operating system versions including Microsoft Server 2016 & 2019
  • Knowledge and proficiency in desktop operating systems in a Windows environment such as Windows 11 Pro
  • Experience leading Programmers in programming projects including system design, system enhancement/change management, database normalization, and database protection
  • Experience leading hardware technicians to identify potential hardware failures, implement new hardware, resolve hardware failures, and document failure recoveries
  • Must have the ability to work an irregular schedule occasionally to accommodate periodic system updates/upgrades, maintenance and/or emergency needs
  • Must have a valid Class E Florida driver’s license with a clean driving record
  • Must pass the CORE and Public Health exams within six months of hire and be able to maintain certification by earning appropriate CEU’s (continuing education units)
  • Ability to stay abreast of new technologies through continuing education and/or certification


Supplemental Information:


Work Environment/Physical Requirements:

The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.


Physical Requirements: Moderate physical activity is required on a regular basis including lifting, reaching for, pulling and carrying up to fifty pounds while moving computers and other equipment, reaching with arms and hands, using hands and fingers to type, standing, sitting, walking and climbing stairs. Excellent vision, both close and distance, is required frequently.


Work Environment: The work environment varies but normally is an office, but could occasionally include warehouses, workshops, laboratories, airplane hangars, and vehicles. Occasional local travel is required. Noise levels are usually low but occasional exposure to moderate noise levels may be required when around aircraft. Working around chemicals, which are stored, handled, applied and disposed of according to exact labeling instructions, is required occasionally.


We are a Florida Retirement System (FRS) Employer. Full Benefits Package Offered (Health, Dental, Vision, Basic Life, Voluntary Life, Short-Term and Long-Term Disability, AFLAC, PTO Accrual, Personal Days, and Paid Holidays).


Pre-employment background check and drug screen is required.


Equal Opportunity Employer; Drug Free Workplace; Veterans Preference to those who qualify.

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