Senior Computer Programmer Analyst; Police - Itms

General Responsibilities

Employee performs a variety of professional, technical, and analytical duties in the operation of enterprise, client/server, and desktop computer systems and networks. Employee assists in the analysis of city, county, and criminal justice agencies' data processing needs; assists in the design, testing, and implementation of systems; performs network design, implementation and maintenance, data/database analysis/administration, and modifications to existing computer applications. Performs related duties as required.

• Principles of computer data processing.
• Design, installation, and maintenance of enterprise, distributed, client server, and desktop computer systems.
• Principles and practices of computer network systems analysis and design.
• Current trends and new technologies in data processing.
• Desktop software packages and operating systems.
• Principles of effective documentation.
• Principles of providing effective customer service.

• Methods and practices of installation for upgrading of client servers and desktop computer, hardware and software.
• Computer system configurations.
• Operating system structures.

• Principles of computer network systems analysis and design.
• Local area network hardware and transmission protocols.
• Data communication concepts and principles.
• Internet and intranet architecture.
• Network security policies, techniques, and procedures.
• Network configuration, maintenance, and diagnostic procedures and techniques.
• Licensing Agreement enforcement.

• Standard programming languages.
• Computer operating systems/hardware.
• Program design and analysis.
• Principles and techniques of programming.
• Programming languages (Java, C, C++, Visual Basic, etc.) and utilities.

• Database management systems.
• Database design.
• Database tools.
• Data/file management tools.
• Database utilities.
• Data warehouse and multi dimensions.
• File and data recovery.
• Database security methods and techniques.
• Physical control standards and procedures.
• Database software (Oracle, SQL, etc.)

• In-depth graphic design.
• User interface design.
• Advertising and marketing.
• Information architecture.
• Management of e-commerce.
• Front-end web code such as HTML and JavaScript.

• Business systems analysis.
• Business software packages.

• Desktop GIS software for analysis, query, and visualization (e.g., ESRI's Arc View).
• WEB-based GIS application interfaces and data presentation.
• Desktop or Workstation GIS advanced software for data creation, geo processing, and conversion (e.g., ESRI's Arc Info).
• Geo-locational and Geo-relational dataset concepts and database structures.
• Engineering/surveying principles and practices as related to GIS and GPS (global positioning systems) applications.
• Interface and integration of GIS database systems with other public enterprise systems such as permitting, licensing, and financial systems.

• Install, configure, upgrade and maintain hardware and software, including that related to local and wide area networks.
• Perform hardware modifications such as chip replacement and board swaps.
• Troubleshoot and resolve network hardware and software problems.
• Use and maintain networking test equipment.

• Read and prepare clear and concise reports and technical documents.
• Work with minimal supervision.
• Provide effective customer service.
• Develop and recommend cost effective improvements for technical systems.
• Implement systems based on design specifications and instructions.
• Evaluate and recommend purchase of computer equipment, services and supplies.
• Analyze, design, program, test, debug, document and maintain various systems and applications.
• Develop procedures and means of storage for archiving data.

Each applicant must have completed an Associate's Degree from an accredited college or university with a major in computer science, information technology, computer programming, criminal justice, geography or a related field. In addition, each applicant must have one year of professional paid work experience performing work similar to that listed under "Examples of Work Performed".

OR

Each applicant must have completed 45-quarter credit hours from an accredited college or university with 30 of the 45 credit hours being in computer science, information technology, and/or computer programming. In addition, each applicant must have two years of professional paid work experience performing work similar to that listed under "Examples of Work Performed". A certification program, such as a Novell or Windows NT engineer, may substitute for one year paid work experience (completion of other certification programs not listed will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis).

Must have a valid Driver's License for some positions.

Some positions may require a criminal background investigation and fingerprinting due to the sensitive nature of the work.

May be required to work irregular hours and be on-call.