Court Tech Applications Administrator I

US Bankruptcy Court - Clerk’s Office; Tallahassee (FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

US Bankruptcy Court - Clerk’s Office in Tallahassee invites applications for an Applications Administrator I. The role supports courtroom technology, provides Tier 1 help desk assistance, and develops or manages applications relied upon by the court.

The position integrates with the SOS team, with a structured onboarding plan and opportunities to advance as needs evolve, travel to Gainesville and Pensacola, and occasional after-hours work.

Responsibilities

• Lead courtroom technology support, helping court proceedings run smoothly through audiovisual, recording, and videoconferencing systems.
• Provide responsive Tier 1 help desk and user support, troubleshooting computers, applications, mobile devices, and connectivity issues and coordinating with other IT staff when additional support is needed.
• Develop, customize, and/or manage software applications that support the court’s work, with opportunities to contribute through programming, automation, configuration, and ongoing support.
• Help develop and manage SharePoint Online sites and court websites, keeping information current and improving usability.
• Help staff make effective use of technology through practical guidance, training, and documentation.
• Keep the Director of IT informed through clear, timely updates on progress, priorities, and issues requiring attention.
• Take on additional projects and duties as assigned, with opportunities to build new skills and contribute based on individual strengths and court needs.

Job description

US Bankruptcy Court - Clerk’s Office in Tallahassee invites applications for an Applications Administrator I. The role supports courtroom technology, provides Tier 1 help desk assistance, and develops or manages applications relied upon by the court.

The position integrates with the SOS team, with a structured onboarding plan and opportunities to advance as needs evolve, travel to Gainesville and Pensacola, and occasional after-hours work.