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Analyzes county business processes and systems, identifies technology-driven improvements, documents requirements and business cases, and communicates solutions to technical teams, vendors, and stakeholders. The role coordinates with subject matter experts, provides leadership updates, resolves process and priority conflicts, and supports delivery of technical solutions across departments using Agile and Waterfall project-management methods.

Supports relational database operations, database design, application changes, security monitoring, server administration, backups, documentation, and custom reporting. Collaborates with project teams to deliver business intelligence solutions for Pima County departments. The role requires in-office work in Tucson, Arizona, a valid Arizona driver license, and database and software development experience.

Provides IT support engineering for Pima County, including hardware and software installation, configuration, troubleshooting, maintenance, ticket resolution, testing, capacity planning, and asset management. Manages fiber and copper cabling projects, communications contractors, infrastructure specifications, redundancy planning, budgets, and maintenance forecasts. The role is fully in-office in Tucson with field work at county locations, including cable installation and equipment testing.

Manages Pima County’s shooting sports program and range operations, including program planning, policies, contracts, compliance, budgets, community relations, performance evaluation, reporting, and staff supervision. Coordinates with government agencies, private organizations, and community groups while ensuring regulatory and contractual adherence. The role requires flexible scheduling, including mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays, along with a valid driver license and background screening.

Supports a County Supervisor through legislative and policy research, tracking government developments, preparing reports and communications, managing constituent inquiries, coordinating with departments, organizing community outreach, maintaining records, and monitoring office budgets. Represents the district at meetings and events, handles confidential information, and travels frequently throughout the district. The role requires strong communication, organization, discretion, collaboration, and community engagement skills.

Perform business systems analysis, project coordination, QA/testing, and training for court technology. Elicit and document requirements, create use cases and test plans, support application security and user accounts, develop user documentation and training, and manage tasks for system implementations and code migrations. Provide in-person support to judicial staff and respond to help desk tickets.

Provides centralized IT support across application administration, systems administration, networking, data center operations, cloud integration, and desktop support. Responsibilities include troubleshooting tickets, configuring and maintaining IT assets, coordinating hardware installations, testing systems, managing capacity, documenting equipment, and supporting communications infrastructure. Depending on assignment, the role may manage fiber and copper cabling projects, contractors, specifications, budgets, and redundancy. The position is fully in-office with field travel to county sites.

Supervises firearm and archery range operations across multiple facilities. Manages staff, volunteers, scheduling, safety, inventory, procurement, budgets, records, policies, and public-service delivery. Resolves customer and operational issues, responds to incidents and crises, and ensures compliance with safety procedures. The role requires rotating shifts, outdoor work, a valid Arizona driver license, firearms experience, supervisory experience, and public-funds administration experience.

Coordinates public-sector contract procurement, negotiations, compliance monitoring, documentation, vendor communication, dispute resolution, reporting, and contract-related policies. Supports invoicing, payment processing, and budget reconciliation with finance teams. The role also assists with special projects, meetings, and administrative functions. This is an in-office position in Tucson, Arizona, requiring a valid driver license and contract administration experience.

Processes bi-weekly payroll for approximately 7,000 employees, verifies timecards and payroll entries, adjusts leave accruals, prepares basic journal entries and reconciliations, runs payroll reports, resolves discrepancies, supports payroll inquiries, and assists with year-end documentation and compliance procedures.