IT - System Administrator

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The System Administrator volunteer will receive, respond to, document, and perform Server installation, configuration, tuning, and operational problems. The System Administrator / person will also provide end-user computer support, to include the installation of systems and software, training personnel in Information Technology, maintaining and upgrading computer hardware and software, and researching, analyzing, and evaluating the technical needs of the organization.

Support Role: As a member of the Information Technology team, the System Administrator / person will cross train and fulfill the roles of the other team members on an as needed basis. Other roles include, but are not limited to, Database and Web Development and maintenance, Audio Visual support, and multimedia support.

Education and/or Experience :

Bachelor's degree (B.S.) or equivalent from four-year college or technical school, preferably in Computer Science or Information Technology; 12 months in field previous to employment; server support experience (software and hardware) preferred; or any equivalent combination of education and experience.

Other Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Expert knowledge of MS Windows in an Active Directory environment

• Expert knowledge of MS Office

• MCP or A+ certification desired

• Knowledge of SQL desired

• Skill in troubleshooting and identifying problems in a timely manner. This person, under the direction of the Computer Systems Manager, will enhance the existing Intranet and develop site content and applications to meet the business needs of the organization. There are a number of areas of application to be developed. The Intranet is hosted on a Microsoft Windows 2000 server. The person who volunteers will gain valuable experience working with various functional groups to support the community mission of the District Attorney’s Office.

Primary computer tools used will be Intel based PC with Windows XP client and Microsoft Visual Studio development suite.