Mission-Critical Court IT Systems Administrator (Hybrid)

Judicial Branch of California; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health/Dental/Vision benefits

14 paid holidays per year

Annual/Personal leave options

$130 monthly transit stipend

CalPERS retirement plan

401(k) & 457 plans

Employee Assistance Program

Life and AD&D insurance

FlexElect program

Pretax parking

Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)

Job summary

The Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District is seeking an experienced Court Systems Administrator to support the court’s technology operations. This role oversees servers, networks, and end-user systems in a Windows environment, taking ownership of a mission-critical setup.

Reporting to the Court Technology Manager, the role develops upgrades and technical initiatives and collaborates with leadership and Judicial Council IT. A hybrid schedule may be considered after initial training.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree or equivalent in IT with 3+ years of customer and technical support experience.
• Experience maintaining servers, hardware, operating systems, networks or telecom systems.

Responsibilities

• Maintain servers, networks, workstations, and related hardware/software in a Windows environment.
• Participate in planning and implementing system upgrades and technology initiatives.
• Work under Court Technology Manager and collaborate with leadership and IT staff.
• May require on-site presence with potential hybrid schedule after training period.

Skills

Customer support

Education

Associate’s degree in information technology or equivalent certification

Tools

Windows domain environments

Microsoft 365 services

VMware/virtualization

Enterprise backup solutions

Scripting

Endpoint security tools

Job description

The Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District is seeking an experienced Court Systems Administrator to support the court’s technology operations. This role oversees servers, networks, and end-user systems in a Windows environment, taking ownership of a mission-critical setup.

Reporting to the Court Technology Manager, the role develops upgrades and technical initiatives and collaborates with leadership and Judicial Council IT. A hybrid schedule may be considered after initial training.