Applications & Systems Engineer

Position Overview

Provide advanced IT engineering support and leadership for all campus partners/departments. Provide support for rollouts and ongoing support of electronic work order systems and provide the technical expertise necessary to efficiently manage modern “Smart Buildings” and other systems.

• Considerable knowledge of the principles, practices and procedures for enterprise system and application administration.
• Considerable knowledge of the fundamental concepts, practices and procedures for the support of application-based databases and reporting.
• Considerable knowledge of converged technologies and connected/smart devices and their interaction with network communications systems and protocols.
• Working knowledge of Windows and Linux based operating systems.
• Basic knowledge of programming, scripting and Web development for the support of enterprise application, systems and devices, using programs such as Python, HTML5, JavaScript, Java, PHP, C/C++, Perl, BASH, Powershell and others.
• Basic knowledge of networking protocols and concepts such as TCP, UDP, ARP, DHCP, DNS, SNMP, subnetting, ACLs and firewalls.
• Ability to drive results in a complex environment and to work and finish multiple projects concurrently.
• Ability to work with new leading‑edge technology with minimal assistance or limited to no prior knowledge.
• Considerable experience with systems and applications support and administration. Some experience with communications networks and network protocols.
• Some experience with programming and scripting for the support, enhancement and integration of applications and systems.
• Strong oral and written communication skills, including the ability to explain technical information to technical and non‑technical people.
• Proficient skill in the use of Microsoft Office software and database related software.

• Valid driver’s License and insurable driving record.

• Working experience with the administration and support of CBORD’s CS-Gold application and associated hardware.
• Considerable Experience with FM:
  Systems or other Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
• Working Experience with “Smart Buildings” and “IoT” and the ability to apply these concepts to a broad variety of programs for the monitoring, control and automation of building systems.
• Basic knowledge of programming DDC controllers with DOS-based line programming and digital management software.
• Basic Knowledge of Bac Net, Lon and Siemens communications protocols and devices.

• This an in‑person on‑campus position.

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