Several state agencies announced recruitment Friday for several critical IT positions.
The state Employment Development Department is seeking a SQL server database specialist (IT specialist II) in EDD’s Infrastructure Services Division. The specialist will support the organization’s enterprise IT operations, including all associated hardware/software components, and the confidential and sensitive data used at EDD, according to the job posting. “The incumbent is responsible for the implementation, maintenance and operations of the organization’s statewide information technology systems. Additionally, the incumbent acts as a SQL Technical Architect on systems software/hardware projects, and/or on information systems.” The position has a monthly salary range of $7,014 to $9,399, and the application deadline is July 25.
The California Department of Justice is recruiting for a digital forensic investigator (IT Specialist I) to serve on a team of advanced digital forensics investigators, specializing in digital forensics, big data, cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), electronic information systems and social media forensics, according to the job posting. “The incumbent performs a variety of tasks within the digital investigations and cybersecurity incident response lifecycle, as well the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM). Activities include digital forensic examinations of computers, servers, networks, mobile devices and other digital devices with the purpose of identifying, collecting, and presenting data for preservation and later introduction as evidence in court or other legal proceedings. The ITS I demonstrates advanced knowledge pertaining to data storage and management, installation, configuration, security, maintenance, troubleshooting, backup, and recovery, relating to personal computing, application, server, security, storage, and network infrastructure.” The monthly salary range is $5,297 to $8,570, and the application deadline is July 24.
The Secretary of State’s Office is seeking a Salesforce administrator (IT specialist I) to help support the high-profile Cal-Access Replacement System project to be developed for the secretary of state using Salesforce and AppExchange technologies, according to the job posting. “The incumbent is responsible for Cal-Access System user account management, reports, dashboards, workflows and other routine maintenance tasks including regular internal system audits and upgrade/patch release preparation. The incumbent acts as the liaison between users, vendors and CARS project team to support current and future customer requirements. The Salesforce Administrator is a member of the Secretary of State (SOS) Software Engineering Team.” The salary range is $5,297 to $8,570 per month, and the recruitment will remain open until the position is filled.
The Secretary of State’s Office is also seeking a Salesforce developer to be responsible for the design, code, developing workflow and customizing the business solutions, implementation, and maintenance of the Salesforce platform, according to the job posting. The incumbent “develops the long-term technical strategy to support current and future customer requirements; and works with external project teams on high profile projects; and is a member of the Secretary of State (SOS) Software Engineering Team. The incumbent supports the systems and services of the Software Engineering, System Engineering, Information Security Engineering, and IT Project Management domains.” The monthly salary range is $5,297 to $8,570, and the recruitment will remain active until the position is filled.
The Secretary of State’s Office is also recruiting for a data analyst (IT Specialist I) to be responsible for analyzing and reporting of complex IT system data and supporting the Cal-Access Replacement System project. According to the job posting, “The data analyst works closely with the data conversion project team to conduct data profiling and data cleansing activities in ensuring the quality and accuracy of data migration into the Cal-Access System. The data analyst conducts data research to respond to public inquiries and develops long-term data analytic strategy to support current and future customer requirements. The data analyst is a member of the Secretary of State Software Engineering Team.” The monthly salary range is $5,297 to $8,570, and the recruitment will remain active until the position is filled.
The Department of General Services is recruiting for an IT specialist to coordinate and control all aspects of complex IT and non-IT statewide acquisitions through procurement planning, solicitation development, negotiation, award, and contract administration phases of both competitive and non-competitive processes, according to the job posting. The specialist, under the direction of the IT supervisor II in the California Multiple Award Schedules Unit within the Business Technology Management Domain, “may act in a lead role over lower-level staff to ensure compliance with applicable laws, new legislation, statutes, regulations and policies, utilizing Cal eProcure, FI$Cal, SharePoint, Service Now, and MS Office.” The position has a monthly salary range of $5,297 to $8,570, and the application deadline is July 24.
