Systems Project Analyst

Science Technology Engineering And Mathematics; Doctor Phillips (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Science Technology Engineering And Mathematics seeks a Systems Project Analyst to oversee educational technology programs for the Florida Department of Corrections. The role is based in Region II, Lake Butler, and requires on-site work to evaluate instructional technology initiatives.

You will manage resources, train staff on learning labs and technology services, and coordinate with IT vendors and regional administrators.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent and valid driver's license.
• Experience in instructional methods, training techniques, curriculum design, and learning theory.
• Experience operating computers, interactive whiteboards, tablets, data projectors, and other current technology solutions.
• Ability to coordinate with IT departments and technology vendors.
• Experience managing budgets and evaluating program effectiveness.

Responsibilities

• Oversees and implements educational technology programs for the Florida Department of Corrections, managing resources, training staff on learning labs and technology services, and coordinating with IT vendors and regional administrators.
• Requires on-site work to evaluate the effectiveness of instructional technology initiatives.

Skills

Curriculum design

Learning theory

Training techniques

Budget management

Vendor coordination

IT literacy

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Computers

Interactive whiteboards

Tablets

Data projectors

Job description

The Systems Project Analyst oversees and implements educational technology programs for the Florida Department of Corrections, managing resources, training staff on learning labs and technology services, and coordinating with IT vendors and regional administrators. The position is located in Region II at the Office of Programs and Re-Entry in Lake Butler and requires on-site work to evaluate the effectiveness of instructional technology initiatives.

Key qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent and valid driver's license
• Experience in instructional methods, training techniques, curriculum design, and learning theory
• Experience operating computers, interactive whiteboards, tablets, data projectors, and other current technology solutions
• Ability to coordinate with IT departments and technology vendors
• Experience managing budgets and evaluating program effectiveness