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The University of Wisconsin Biotechnology Center (UWBC) and the Center for Genomic Science Innovation (CGSI) seeks a System Engineer III/IV. The System Engineer III/IV will create, support, and maintain UWBC and CGSI's technical infrastructure by performing moderately complex systems engineering work for non-routine and varied problems to ensure the long-term requirements of systems operations and administration are met under general supervision. Please see the full position description to learn more about joining the UWBC and CGSI team.

DET (Division of Enterprise Technology) is a great place to work! We offer amazing benefits such as a casual office atmosphere, flexible work schedules, telework options depending on the position’s requirements, ample vacation time, excellent health benefits, and an exceptional employee assistance program that offers a variety of programs and tools to help promote an employee’s wellness and health.

This position is considered an expert, the highest level of a technical database architect for professional IS work related to application data modeling, data architecture framework which includes enterprise data architecture strategy, data security, database policies and standards related to the work that supports all phases of the systems development life cycle.

The position is responsible for leading the BITS-UI Section DB2 and SQL server Database Administration (DBA) activities. The position works closely with developers, application architects and Technical Services DBA's to provide database modeling and design support, assisting application development efforts by ensuring performance, reliability, and stability of the database systems supporting the UI system applications.  The position provides advanced expertise and guidance to the application development staff in distributed/non-distributed DBMS environments and overall data architecture.  Required skills include demonstrated ability to plan projects, demonstrated ability to solve complex problems independently, excellent interpersonal skills, demonstrated knowledge of application development methodology (agile), demonstrated ability in data modeling, database design and analysis, database performance planning/evaluation, database process logic, and programming consultation. 

This position will lead the development of internal section policy and procedures regarding data administration and data asset management practices and will work with the DB2 DBAs and Technical Services distributed (Oracle/SQL Server) DBAs to develop common and consistent policy and procedures for mainframe and non-mainframe database administration. This position will be required to assist in the on-call responsibility when applicable.

This position serves as a technical database liaison for development of highly sophisticated project designs and implementation of unknown and emerging technologies.  Under the guidance of BITS management, the position plans, manages the database for development activities necessary to implement and support several long-range, multi-year, large projects for DWD Division of Unemployment Insurance (UI)

This position is responsible for ensuring that new and existing technical policies, standards, designs, requirements, and procedures are compatible with DWD and BITS related goals and objectives; Initiating new procedures and standards to ensure that the various UI internal and external-facing applications are maintained at a high level of reliability as technical advancements occur.  This position has direct influence in the establishment and modification of process standards, policies and procedures, and strategies that influence various UI internal and external-facing functions throughout the sections and agency.

The position requires advanced working knowledge of leadership techniques, technical database administration duties, relational and dimensional data modeling, SQL programming, data security, and general knowledge of systems analysis, system design, and other programming languages like Cobol, and .Net. 

This position will function with a high degree of independence, working under the general supervision of the BITS-UI Section Chief.

Education Analytics is a non-profit organization that uses data analysis to inform education policy decisions. We work with school districts, regional offices of education, non-profits, and policymakers to identify ways that make education systems better.

We are seeking highly motivated, customer service-oriented applicants to join our IT team as a full-time, on-site IT Helpdesk Administrator in our office located in downtown Madison, WI.

This role will support our IT operations via resolution of user-submitted technical issues and requests in a prompt and professional manner. The Helpdesk Administrator will also help support the physical implementation and maintenance of IT hardware and software and collaboration tools. This role will be an integral part of the IT Team, assisting in identifying and designing areas of improvement to our internal and user-deployed IT systems to help further the EA mission.

We are looking for a resourceful, passionate network engineer to manage, maintain and monitor our corporate network.  You will work with other network engineers, data center employees and an array of business owners and outside partners.

The IT Network Engineer's responsibilities include proactively monitoring the integrity and optimization of network performance and providing high level technical support, innovative solutions, and integrated proposals for network systems.

In this role, you should be a team player with a keen eye for detail and strong instincts for problem-solving, as well as the ability to manage multiple projects and tasks.  You should also be willing to independently research technology outside of your current skill set and comfort zone.  Knowing the answer is great, being able to find the answer is better.