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Information Technology (IT)

If you're seeking a career in Information Technology (IT), UA has a place for you. Whether you're in the early stages of your career or seeking a career change, our beautiful 1,200-acre campus offers unique career opportunities in the field of Information Technology.

Consider starting or continuing your career at The University of Alabama. We encourage you to explore our IT job openings and find your place at UA, Where Legends Are Made.

 

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Office of Information Technology (OIT)

The Office of Information Technology (OIT) provides innovative and reliable technology services to The University of Alabama. They provide exceptional technical services and support to students, faculty, and staff to advance research, teaching, learning, and operations. OIT is the trusted provider of reliable IT services for the campus community.  OIT focuses on enhancing and supporting the following core areas:

  • Teaching and Learning
  • Research
  • Security and Risk
  • Enterprise Architecture
  • User Experience
  • Community and Collaboration

 



 

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Center for Advanced Public Safety (CAPS)

CAPS is an interdisciplinary research center at The University of Alabama dedicated to the implementation and utilization of cutting-edge technologies to enhance public safety and well-being of the citizens of our state, nation, and world. Their research and development activities are centered on the application of novel technology in the following disciplines:

  • Law Enforcement                        
  • Traffic Safety
  • Analytics
  • Motor Vehicles
  • Homeland Security
  • Health & Human Services
  • Weather & Disaster Recovery
  • Emergency Medical Services 

 

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Featured IT Job Openings:

Information Security Engineer III - 531081 F&O - Information Technology The Information Security Engineer III assists with oversight of a comprehensive information security program to ensure security technology, tools, processes, procedures, reporting, and remediation are put into place and maintained to protect the University’s computing assets from unauthorized access, modification, destruction, or disclosure. Operates various high-complexity security infrastructure components. Monitors and maintains security tools and systems. Backs up triage of alerts, tickets, and incidents as needed. Assists and guides Security Analysts in resolution of alerts as needed. Conducts risk assessments, security compliance reviews, and vulnerability assessments. Researches regulatory, risk, threat information, new regulations or changes to existing regulations and new risk or threat information. Initiates changes in security technology, processes, and policies. Completes training annually to increase security knowledge and skills.
Information Security Engineer III - 531108 F&O - Information Technology The Information Security Engineer III assists with oversight of a comprehensive information security program to ensure security technology, tools, processes, procedures, reporting, and remediation are put into place and maintained to protect the University’s computing assets from unauthorized access, modification, destruction, or disclosure. Operates various high-complexity security infrastructure components. Monitors and maintains security tools and systems. Backs up triage of alerts, tickets, and incidents as needed. Assists and guides Security Analysts in resolution of alerts as needed. Conducts risk assessments, security compliance reviews, and vulnerability assessments. Researches regulatory, risk, threat information, new regulations or changes to existing regulations and new risk or threat information. Initiates changes in security technology, processes, and policies. Completes training annually to increase security knowledge and skills.
Desktop Support Technician II - 530682 F&O - Information Technology The Desktop Support Technician II provides basic Help Desk and field support services for University faculty and staff computer users. Sets up and installs PC and peripheral devices. Installs operating systems and software. Completes basic system configuration. Resolves user problems. Eradicates computer viruses. Identifies and escalates or engages senior technicians for issues requiring expertise beyond the basic services level. Monitors ticket queues as assigned. Follows-up on open tickets or service requests until they are fully resolved.
Network Engineer II - 530709 F&O - Information Technology The Network Engineer II supports the functionality and availability of enterprise-wide mission critical University networks by performing network engineering and under close supervision. Performs low- to moderate-complexity operational network management and maintenance tasks. Participate in network problem identification, analysis, and resolution for low- to moderate-complexity problems. Assists with strategy, planning, and design of the campus and wide-area networks. May provide guidance and training to entry-level network engineers.
Network Engineer IV - 530711 F&O - Information Technology The Network Engineer IV supports the functionality and availability of enterprise-wide mission critical University networks by performing network engineering and under close supervision. Performs high-complexity operational network management and maintenance tasks. Participates in network problem identification, analysis, and resolution for high-complexity problems. Leads and contributes to strategy, planning, and design of the campus and wide-area networks. Provides guidance, training, and/or supervision to other Network Engineers.
High Performance Computing Network Engineer II - 530681 F&O - Information Technology The High Performance Computing Network Engineer II performs general network administration tasks for the University's High Performance Computing Center (HPCC) and, as needed, for the University's enterprise wired and wireless networks. Maintains and supports the University's HPCC network equipment and operating systems, including switches, access points, controllers, uninterruptible power supplies, and security devices. Serves as escalation resource for routing, performance, and other network problems. Participates in network problem identification, analysis, and resolution for low- to moderate-complexity problems. Assists with the strategy, planning, and design of the University's HPCC network.