Technical Facilities Systems Administrator

Technical Facilities Systems Administrator

The Technical Facilities Systems Administrator bridges the gap between physical facility systems and the district's network infrastructure. This role, as a vital member of the IT Department, is responsible for installing, maintaining, and administering building communication, security, and audiovisual systems. This position works in close coordination with the district's network and server administrators to ensure physical endpoints are securely integrated, programmed, and maintained on the district's network.

Responsibilities:

• Partner with server specialists to manage security camera backups, server resources for video storage, and efficient video streaming practices
• Complete professional installation, configuration, and maintenance of interactive displays, projectors, and projector screens
• Handle physical network infrastructure tasks, including the precise installation, termination, and testing of ethernet, fiber optic, and communications cabling.
• Maintain a safe, secure, and hazard-free environment across all building premises, including sidewalks, driveways, and outdoor recreational areas
• Administer, program, and maintain the district's electronic access control (key card) systems, video surveillance cameras, and physical intrusion alarms
• Manage equipment lifecycles and physical installation of new IP surveillance cameras and related hardware for secured entries
• Serve as the primary liaison for technology and security integration vendors to evaluate project proposals, coordinate system maintenance, and provide technical and strategic recommendations to the Director of Technology
• Manage and maintain the district's two-way radio communication fleet (including handheld radios, charging bays, and repeaters) to ensure reliable communication for district staff.

Required Experience, Skills and Abilities:

• Technical expertise in configuring, mounting, and integrating enterprise audiovisual systems, interactive displays, digital signage, and smart classroom/conference technologies
• Strong mechanical aptitude with basic electrical and carpentry skills necessary for physical installations and device mounting
• Proficiency with the Windows operating system and basic computing tasks
• Experience with video surveillance systems, access control databases, and network configuration tools
• Demonstrated ability to self-start and work independently as well as collaborate effectively within a team environment
• High adaptability and flexibility when navigating changing work assignments and priorities
• Must be able to lift 80lbs
• Ability to remain on your feet and active for extended periods of time throughout the workday
• Physical agility required to stoop, bend and climb ladders
• Demonstrated ability to handle information with utmost confidentiality
• Must be resilient and capable of working across all weather conditions and climates.

Work Environment:

• 12 month position
• Reports to Director of Technology
• Exempt
• Minimum Salary - $58,482 (higher placement based on prior relevant experience)