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Provides hardware and software installation, configuration, maintenance, troubleshooting, and user support. Manages accounts, permissions, software distribution, system performance, inventories, and operational documentation. Supports problem and change management, coordinates vendors and equipment deliveries, conducts inspections and training, and prepares technical reports. The role includes independent work planning, technical liaison responsibilities, mentoring or coordination of others, and occasional on-call or after-hours support.

Assists with administration of federal and state housing and community development programs. Duties include compiling data for federal reports, processing grant reimbursements, advising communities on development programs, supporting applications and guidelines, reviewing financial documents, interpreting regulations, conducting research, preparing presentations, and analyzing community needs. Travel may be required for meetings, training, and project inspections.

Plans, designs, implements, maintains, and optimizes enterprise identity management systems across on-premises and cloud environments. Provides lead-level support for Active Directory, Entra ID, MIM, LAPS, MFA, Group Policy, domain controllers, and certificates. Develops procedures and documentation, resolves advanced technical issues, supports clients, liaises with management, and mentors systems engineers.

Oversee and reconcile approximately $200 million in annual federal funds. Responsibilities include grant setup, expenditure monitoring, financial reporting, journal entries, cost reconciliation, compliance monitoring, policy updates, match requirements, internal controls, audit support, and SEFA/ACFR reporting. The analyst collaborates with internal programs, federal partners, auditors, and other stakeholders while maintaining accurate grant records and documentation.

Conduct retirement plan audits by analyzing employer data, researching member eligibility, reviewing contributions and service credit, evaluating internal controls, interpreting regulations, and reporting findings. The role involves advising employers, communicating audit results, improving processes, supporting staff, managing special projects, and contributing to retirement plan compliance and transparency.

Leads the Nebraska Brand Committee as chief administrative executive, overseeing agency operations, personnel, budgeting, fund balances, regulatory compliance, brand inspection, records, stakeholder relations, legislative matters, and public communications. Implements Committee policies, manages employees and finances, represents the agency before government and industry stakeholders, and ensures accountable, professional, and financially sustainable operations within the designated Nebraska brand inspection area.

Procurement Officer manages high-value and technical purchasing for multiple state offices and facilities. Responsibilities include processing requisitions, preparing purchase orders and bid documents, evaluating vendor quotations, assisting with contracts and awards, ensuring procurement compliance, and coordinating with legal, facilities, finance, vendors, and internal teams. The role also supervises a Procurement Specialist and requires knowledge of state purchasing regulations, solicitation methods, pricing analysis, and contract procedures.

Provides primary IT help desk support, troubleshooting hardware, software, network, and mobile-device issues. Installs and configures workstations, peripherals, software, and video conferencing systems; creates workstation images and deploys systems through Microsoft Configuration Manager. Manages computer equipment inventory, domain user accounts, and workstation records, while coordinating vendor repairs and assisting with IT projects and administrative tasks.

Partners with agency leaders to align HR strategies with organizational goals, improve employee experience and performance, resolve complex employee relations issues, conduct investigations, interpret HR policies, and provide coaching and consultation. Uses workforce data to identify trends and recommend organizational improvements. Requires occasional independent travel and a valid Nebraska driver’s license.

Reviews purchase requests, selects appropriate procurement methods, solicits and evaluates vendor quotes and proposals, analyzes pricing and delivery terms, negotiates with suppliers, prepares RFQs, contracts, purchase orders, and award recommendations, and manages contract renewals. The role also resolves billing or service issues, monitors vendor performance, and ensures compliance with state procurement policies.