Senior PeopleSoft Systems Administrator

Houston City College; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Houston Community College is seeking a Senior Systems Administrator for PeopleSoft to lead daily administration, performance tuning, patch management, and optimization across HR, Finance, and Student Administration environments.

Responsibilities include scripting, monitoring, security hardening, and disaster recovery planning, with mentoring opportunities for team members. Fourteen centers and a distributed campus network may be involved.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or related field required.
• 8 years directly related work experience may be considered in lieu of required degree.
• 5 years work experience in a 24/7 Production environment required, including 2 years administering, maintaining, tuning and monitoring information management systems and 1 year administering operating systems and application servers.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with IT administrators to design, plan and implement the PeopleSoft server environments.
• Write scripts to automate daily administrative tasks.
• Evaluate, recommend and use software tools to monitor and manage PeopleSoft health and performance, and provide management with reports.

Skills

Collaboration

Documentation

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or related field

8 years directly related work experience may be considered in lieu of required degree

Tools

PeopleSoft

Windows Server

Shell scripting

Performance monitoring tools

Job description

Houston Community College is seeking a Senior Systems Administrator for PeopleSoft to lead daily administration, performance tuning, patch management, and optimization across HR, Finance, and Student Administration environments.

Responsibilities include scripting, monitoring, security hardening, and disaster recovery planning, with mentoring opportunities for team members. Fourteen centers and a distributed campus network may be involved.