The Case Management and Applications Specialist reports to the Lead Programmer/Systems Administrator and performs professional work related to designing, setting up, and maintaining computer systems for the court's Case Management/ Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF) system, future case management systems, and other national and locally developed applications including E-Voucher.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Two years of specialized experience. Specialized experience is defined as progressively responsible experience designing, implementing, or maintaining computer systems that include completing computer project assignments involving systems analysis, computer programming, systems integration, and information technology project management. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS: Preference will be given to applicants who possess the following: Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems or related field of study. Experience with systems administration in a court environment. Experience with the Judiciary's e-Voucher system, and experience in configuring and supporting the appellate CM/ECF application. Experience developing and implementing solutions to connect and fetch data from multiple sources via API. Experience using PowerApps. Experience administering web applications. Experience in customer service and/or training.
The incumbent also installs, configures, maintains, and supports centrally hosted Linux server operating systems as required for optimal product use and uninterrupted service. Provides training and other customer support to system users. The incumbent performs high-level information technology project management and provides routine updates to the Circuit Librarian and Clerk's Office management. Responsible for administration, operation, upgrade and support of the court's Case Management/Electronic Case Filing (CM/ECF) application. Ensures the accuracy and integrity of the database, dictionary tables and local modifications/enhancements. Makes recommendations to improve efficiencies. Trains local court staff on the case management system and serves as an informational resource for internal and external users. Performs routine maintenance operations and installs upgrades and hotfixes as directed. Ensures that changes are implemented with minimal disruption to the court. Develops system features to satisfy end user needs. Makes adaptations to a national system and inventories/tracks adaptations for future upgrades. Adapts software and documentation; performs testing; establishes operating procedures; and devises/enforces security for software and data. Identifies project risks and solutions, seeking appropriate approvals and security screening as applicable. Ensures new releases of system upgrades and changes are implemented efficiently and comprehensively. Tests databases, corrects errors, and makes modifications. Performs data backups and disaster recovery operations. Performs system startup and shutdown procedures; maintains control records. Provides user support, training, and problem resolution for systems-related problems. Specifies users and user access levels. Responds to help desk calls and e-mails and logs problems in a help desk ticketing system. Provides information and assistance to users on desktop applications. Assists with the creation of new user accounts, user rights management and providing end user training. Maintains and updates web applications outside the CM/ECF system to ensure optimal functionality, performance, and security compliance. Develops and maintains PowerApps solutions to support and streamline court operations and business processes. Performs other automation and application management related duties and helps meet Research and Information Center needs as assigned.