Systems Analyst II

The Cook County State's Attorney's Office (CCSAO) is a diverse and dedicated team of professionals committed to justice and safety for over five-million residents. As the second-largest prosecutor's office in the U.S., the CCSAO prosecutes criminal and regulatory violations across six bureaus and four units with a staff of over 1,200. Our Mission To uphold justice and public safety in Cook County by fairly, ethically, and effectively prosecuting crime, supporting victims, and protecting the rights of all residents. Who We Are Looking For We are seeking individuals who share our passion for justice, diversity, and the well‑being of the community. Whether you are a legal professional, an investigator, or an administrative specialist, we value dedication, integrity, and a commitment to our values of accountability, respect, and fairness. Join our team if you are ready to make a tangible impact, work collaboratively, and uphold the principles of justice with unwavering dedication. At the Cook County State's Attorney's Office, your skills and values will help shape a safer and stronger Cook County. Level: Entry (This may vary for internal candidates) Location: MIS Department/Various Locations Bureau: Administrative Services Division/Unit: MIS Working Environment: Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Primary Function: System Analysts will perform requirements gathering, development, testing, and implementation on multiple applications or platforms, both new and existing. They coordinate with MIS internal teams, such as Infrastructure, to ensure the solution is aligned with the organization architecture and establish support plans, Project Management Office, to provide deliverables to projects, and Data, to understand data collection needs, discuss data structures and capabilities. They engage with different business practices to understand needs, gather requirements and collaborate on development work. They also engage with partner agencies to establish and execute data interchange processes when necessary. It is important they utilize SDLC best practice to establish a complete and thorough approach to developing solutions. Physical Requirements: Sedentary work. Sedentary work involves lifting no more than 10 pounds at a time and occasionally lifting or carrying articles like docket files, ledgers, and small tools. Although a sedentary job is defined as one which involves sitting, a certain amount of walking and standing is often necessary in carrying out job duties. Duties and Responsibilities: Work with business units throughout the State’s Attorney’s Office to design, develop, and improve both current and new applications Use industry-standard relational database best practices including but not limited to primary keys, logical deletes, update timestamps, changelogs, data normalization, and clear naming conventions Create proper software development documentation, using best practices for product documentation, as well as QA, technical design, source code, API documentation, as needed for the project. Also maintain existing documentation through change processes. Create front‑end interfaces based in user‑centered design principles, for ease of use, consistency and helping completion of processes. Design and implement data replication from applications into a reporting and analysis database Work with outside vendors employed to help the State’s Attorney’s Office as a team develop and implement applications such as case management systems Work with other System Analysts to help the team develop high‑quality products Train staff on how to use applications Provide maintenance and issue resolution support for applications. Stay current on the latest application development technologies Regular access to confidential information; follow strict confidentiality protocols. Perform other duties or special projects, as assigned Qualifications: Required Bachelor’s degree preferred in Information Technology, Data Sciences, or other relevant program or other equivalent professional experience Three (3) years of experience working with SQL Server databases Three (3) years of experience developing and maintaining data pipelines Strong knowledge of data structures and system design Creative problem solver with the ability to self‑teach Organized with high attention to detail Experience with data management/analysis Solid understanding of multi‑relational data structures Comfortable working in an iteration‑based environment Candidate must have excellent communication skills both verbal and written Strong interpersonal and communication skills, specifically the ability to communicate technical concepts to a non‑technical audience Self‑starter who is comfortable working both independently and with a team Candidate must have the ability to multi‑task and work in a high paced environment Preferred Qualifications: Master’s degree preferred in Information Technology, Data Sciences, or other relevant program or other equivalent professional experience Experience with Microsoft Power Platform and/or Dynamics 365 CE/CRM as a Developer or Administrator. Previous experience working for a local, county, state, or federal government agency in information technology, especially with legal or justice focused agencies, such as courts or law enforcement. An understanding of how to design meaningful data visualization The Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office (CCSAO) is an equal opportunity employer, which seeks to recruit, develop, and retain the most talented people from a diverse candidate pool. The CCSAO does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, national origin, age, physical and mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. Upon request, the CCSAO will provide reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals due to a disability or pregnancy. The EEOP report can be found on our website at We are dedicated to ensuring fair treatment for all and fostering a diverse, professional, respectful workplace that reflects the communities of Cook County. #J-18808-Ljbffr Cook County State's Attorney