Posting Details
Posting Details
Posting Number 0801495
Classification Title Land-Grant Information Management Specialist
Working Title
Department College of Engineering, Science, Technology and Agriculture
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Job Summary/Basic Function
The Information Management Specialist is responsible for providing information
technology (IT) assistance related to the Land Grant function of Research,
Extension and Teaching training in the John W. Garland College of Engineering,
Science, Technology and Agriculture (JWGCESTA). Primary duties include
providing information technology solutions regarding hardware and software
acquisitions and assist in installation, training, and its implementation for
all aspects of land grant activities in collaboration with CSU's Information
Technology Division. The successful candidate will assist in reviewing
emerging computer technologies pertinent to program delivery. Lead the
configuration, deployment and support all technology (Laptops, Desktops,
iPads, etc.,) for all 1890 Land-Grant staff in the State of Ohio Engineering,
develop and support software specific for 1890 Land-Grant Programs. Liaison
between University IT and 1890 Land-Grant Programs, ensuring all technology
needs and requests of 1890 Land-Grant Programs are accommodate and
communicated effectively.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBITIES:
Conducts Information Technology (IT) awareness programs in limited-
resource communities, implement interactive online desktop video
conferencing system, SMART meeting facilities and other web 2.0
technologies for efficient Cooperative Extension Service and Land-Grant
Research program operations.
Reviews emerging computer technologies pertinent to program delivery and
recommends technical advances and solutions concerning hardware and
software acquisitions, installation, training, and its implementation.
Provides critically needed support in the development and implementation
of the Land-Grant Plan-of-Work (POW), and POW accountability and
strategies evaluation.
Provides data analysis support to evaluate program effectiveness and
impacts.
Designs relevant information and communication tools for innovative and
efficient program delivery for the limited-resource audience in the state.
Works with other land-grant extension and research leaders to develop
information and communication technology plans, need assessment, program
delivery strategies using computer technology.
Works with CSU Land-Grant leadership team to monitor current progress and
future focus of the organization in computer technology advancement.
Maintains a work atmosphere conducive to others, including customers,
coworkers, and supervisor.
All other duties as deemed necessary.
EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:
Advanced computer skills including HTML, WEB 2.0 technology, multimedia
audio/video streaming protocol, video conferencing technology, web-based
application design, email server, video streaming server & encoding,
database, MS Project, SPSS, Windows OS, and MAC OS.
The successful candidate must have excellent written and verbal
communication skills.
Ability to work with diverse audiences and must have the capacity to work
in a team setting.
Must be willing and able to work evenings/weekends and travel when
necessary.
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in an IT-related discipline such as Instructional
Design, Web Design with experience in content development and
communication.
Three years experience.
Preferred Qualifications
Master's degree in computer and information Sciences or Business
Management.
Experience at an Institution of Higher Education.
Posting Date 08/23/2023
Closing Date
Open Until Filled Yes
Special Instructions to Applicants
Position Category Staff - Monthly (Exempt)
Budgeted Annual Salary Commensurate with experience
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