Information System Analyst 2
Office of Laboratory Animal Care, University of California, Berkeley | Berkeley, CA | Full-Time | Job ID 89443
Budgeted range: $37.57 - $47.89 per hour
About the Team
The Office of Laboratory Animal Care oversees the centralized animal care and use program on the Berkeley campus. Its mission is to support UC Berkeley’s research program by promoting high standards of animal care, welfare, regulatory compliance, education, training, and customer service.
About the Role
The Information Systems Analyst 2 provides a variety of IT services, including database administration, application programming, IT project management, systems administration, systems and process analysis, security, solution development and maintenance, and business technical support. The role applies IT professional concepts and campus policies to resolve moderately complex issues and supports staff, students, and researchers.
Responsibilities
- Manage systems and services for a facility of small to moderate size, including installing, modifying, and supporting operating systems, software, hardware, and the website.
- Apply and maintain moderately complex security controls.
- Design, develop, debug, and test moderately complex software and scripts using source code control, and assist with release management.
- Identify, evaluate, and develop systems, processes, and procedures, and document software and processes.
- Create reports and training documents and develop basic user interface designs.
- Plan and implement hardware and software upgrades and resolve moderately complex to complex issues, supporting more junior staff.
- Work on databases with normalized structures using views, triggers, and stored procedures, and capture metadata from technical processes.
Qualifications
- General knowledge of several areas of IT, and knowledge of the design and development of software, including basic secure software development.
- Demonstrated experience with database administration.
- Demonstrated knowledge of computer security tools, best practices, and policies, and testing and test planning skills.
- Ability to write clear technical documentation and communicate with technical and non-technical personnel.
- Bachelor’s degree in a related area or equivalent experience and training.
Work Environment
Non-exempt, bi-weekly paid career position eligible for UC benefits. A valid driver’s license is required, and the position travels short distances to a remote location in the Berkeley Hills using departmental vehicles.