Programmer Analyst IV – Endpoint Architect

The Department of Information Technology (IT) plays a key role in driving customer-focused innovation initiatives. It is comprised of four technical bureaus:
Business Enablement, Customer Success and Productivity, and Technology Infrastructure and Cybersecurity, and Public Safety Support. There is a continual need for technology solutions that meet business function and organizational needs, while balancing security and support requirements. IT sets technology policy direction for the enterprise, identifying, recommending, implementing, and maintaining technology and solutions to support the City’s business needs. Collectively, the 95 IT staff members work together to provide essential services and technical support to all City staff and business functions while maintaining a supportive, respectful and inclusive culture in the department.

The Department of Information Technology (IT) is seeking a highly motivated and accomplished Programmer/Analyst IV to join our high-performing and agile Services and Support team. This position provides Information Technology services and support for City of Norfolk computer hardware and software. It encompasses a variety of responsibilities, including monitoring, testing, and implementing Information Technology computer hardware and desktop applications in support of the Service Desk.

In this role, this person will be responsible for managing the city’s Microsoft Intune deployment and will be the point of contact for device configuration changes. The person in this position is responsible for the installation and maintenance of staff and public Windows computers and Apple MacOS devices, and the installation and updating of any software on those machines. Additional responsibilities include documenting existing standards, writing standard operating procedures for staff, identifying new requirements, and proposing potential solutions to improve the desktop services.

The individual in this position will serve as a backup to the Services and Support Supervisor whenever necessary.

Department Hiring Salary Range: $67,155.13 to $77,062.06

Perform system administration for desktop software and other commercial off‑the‑shelf application software. This includes understanding the purpose, features, functions and use of the application; installing, updating and maintaining application software on the workstations; testing for correct operation and functionality; documenting automated and manual processes; monitoring system access, availability and efficiency; identifying, troubleshooting and solving system problems; creating and running queries and reports from system data;

monitoring and interpreting data from the queries and reports and recommending action; training users on system use as needed.

Install and update software on computers using desktop management and other remote software management tools. This includes monitoring vendor sites for required and recommended updates and patches, recommending updates and patches for enterprise‑wide or workgroup installation, coordinating with other technical staff, management, and customers to review recommendations and schedule installs, updates, and patches. Additionally, design and develop installation packets and scripts, when necessary, run updates, "push" patches, and execute scripts, test results, and document processes and actions.

Engage in analytical and problem-solving tasks to arrive at effective solutions. Diagnose and resolve issues related to computer hardware, software, access, and security.

Deliver exceptional customer service and IT Help Desk support to all City agencies. Responsibilities include diagnosing and resolving issues related to computer hardware, software, access, and security. This involves troubleshooting and correcting problems with desktop and laptop computers, ruggedized mobile computers, tablets, smartphones, computer peripherals, and associated software. Support may be provided…