Texas Facilities Commission ยท 5 months ago
FY 25-97 Incident Monitoring Analyst
The Texas Facilities Commission is seeking Incident Monitoring Analysts to work in their 24/7 Incident Monitoring Center. The role involves utilizing event tracking and system management tools to monitor, troubleshoot, and document system events related to critical agency systems, ensuring minimal downtime and effective coordination with technical teams.
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Responsibilities
Monitors event tracking and system management tools to identify and respond to real-time alerts affecting critical systems
Track and assess weather conditions to preemptively address potential disruptions to agency operations
Monitors local news and emergency alerts to identify risks impacting agency facilities and personnel
Respond to incidents based on predefined Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and escalate issues as necessary
Perform minor troubleshooting tasks
Assist in the preparation of reports
Utilizes event tracking and system management tools to document events and provide vital system awareness to agency leadership
Utilize workorder management system and contact lists to promptly escalate unresolved issues to appropriate technical teams
Assist in developing policies and procedures
Must be able to work flexible hours during a legislative session and as needed
Performs other job duties as assigned
Qualification
Required
Graduation from a standard senior high school or completion of GED is required
Must possess the ability to attest to and maintain the security or integrity of the state's critical infrastructure requirement to be considered for hire and to maintain employment
Technical Skills: Proficiency in using computers and applicable software
Analytical Skills: Ability to gather, assemble, correlate, and analyze facts
Problem-Solving: Capability to devise solutions to problems
Communication: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Report Development: Ability to develop and interpret reports
Policy Interpretation: Ability to read, evaluate, and interpret policies and procedures
Teamwork: Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Ability to pass a background check
Driver License is required to operate a State Vehicle
Ability to provide excellent customer service
Work is performed in a secure, climate-controlled office environment
The role requires sustained attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously
Regular interaction with team members and other departments to coordinate monitoring activities and issue resolution
Preferred
Graduation from an accredited college or university with major course work in any one of the following areas is preferred: Computer Science, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Security Management, or Network Administration
In lieu of a degree, equivalent practical experience with incident detection, Cybersecurity Incident response, or Network Security Monitoring is preferred
Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) preferred but not required
Benefits
Competitive pay and benefits package.
Access to continued job training.
All materials and equipment provided.
The state offers various health insurance plans for employees and dependents.
State employees accrue sick leave and vacation leave.
Pension plan (Employees Retirement System) for employees.
There are also optional 401(k) and 457 plans available.
Dental and vision insurance are available for employees and dependents.
Paid holidays.
Short and long-term disability insurance available for employees.
State Gym Access.
Company
Texas Facilities Commission
Texas Facilities Commission is a state agency that builds, supports, and manages government buildings.
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