Jobs at Galveston County

Provides technical and functional support for county enterprise and departmental applications. Responsibilities include troubleshooting incidents, managing tickets, configuring applications, administering users and access, testing upgrades and fixes, supporting implementations, coordinating with vendors, maintaining documentation, and assisting departments with application use. The role follows change management, cybersecurity, access control, and governance requirements, with occasional travel between county facilities and after-hours support.

Designs, develops, supports, and troubleshoots enterprise integrations, APIs, interfaces, and automated data exchanges across County and third-party systems. The role uses integration platforms, REST and SOAP services, databases, structured data formats, monitoring, logging, security controls, and error recovery. Responsibilities include translating requirements into reliable solutions, supporting implementations and migrations, documenting data flows, resolving complex integration failures, and collaborating with application owners, vendors, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and project teams.

Engineer, implement, secure, and maintain the county’s enterprise network and communications infrastructure. Responsibilities include Cisco data center fabrics, LAN/WAN, wireless, SD-WAN, firewalls, VPN, routing, VoIP, carrier connectivity, structured cabling, network documentation, performance analysis, troubleshooting, disaster recovery, and vendor coordination. The role also supports telecommunications systems, infrastructure budgeting, regulatory compliance, and business continuity.

Provides advanced technical and functional support for enterprise and departmental applications. Responsibilities include application administration, configuration, troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, integrations, APIs, reporting, database analysis, implementations, upgrades, testing, documentation, vendor coordination, and business process analysis. The role translates operational requirements into technical solutions, supports application lifecycle activities, guides IT staff, and ensures compliance with change management, cybersecurity, testing, and governance standards.

Administers, configures, supports, and improves the County’s Workday ERP environment across HCM, finance, procurement, payroll, reporting, security, and integrations. Analyzes business requirements, resolves complex issues, manages enhancements and releases, develops reports and documentation, supports testing and data exchanges, coordinates with vendors, and provides technical guidance to staff and users.

Performs accounting activities including fund monitoring, account analysis, journal entries, bank reconciliations, budget-versus-actual analysis, and general ledger reviews. Supports inventory and fuel usage reporting, ensures compliance with governmental accounting standards, assists with the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, and communicates with county departments and external customers.

Prosecute felony vehicular crimes (e.g., intoxication manslaughter, assault with a deadly weapon), supervise and train subordinate prosecutors, coordinate with law enforcement, interview victims and witnesses, negotiate pleas, prepare contested matters and jury trials, and represent the State in District and County Courts.

Represent the State of Texas in felony criminal proceedings in Galveston County. Evaluate cases, interview victims and witnesses, consult with law enforcement, negotiate with defense, prepare contested matters including jury trials, present evidence, and develop advocacy skills through mentoring and training.

Lead configuration, integration, tuning, and optimization of enterprise security platforms across endpoint, network, email, cloud, and identity. Perform advanced incident analysis and containment, drive post-incident hardening, manage telemetry/logging and vulnerability scanning, support penetration testing, recommend platform improvements, maintain security architecture documentation, and participate in a 24/7 on-call rotation.

Protect County sites, data centers, and infrastructure by administering physical and cyber security technologies, performing audits and risk assessments, supporting incident remediation, ensuring CJIS/FIPS compliance, testing network controls, and delivering end-user security training.

Prosecute misdemeanor (Class A and B) cases: prepare trials, interview witnesses, gather evidence, draft motions and complaints, represent the state in court, negotiate dispositions, handle probation revocations, and advise law enforcement. Maintain case files and coordinate with supervision officers.

The Microsoft 365 Administrator designs and manages Microsoft 365 environments, administers collaboration applications, implements security measures, and provides support for enterprise needs.