Management Analyst I - Flood Warning

As a Management Analyst I - Flood Warning at Transportation Public Works, your responsibilities include monitoring flood warning systems, performing field inspections, troubleshooting electronic and telemetry equipment, maintaining data logs, and executing repairs on-site. You'll play a critical role in ensuring the reliability of the city's Flood Warning System, which aids in maintaining public safety.

To qualify for the Management Analyst I position at Transportation Public Works, you should have a Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field. While no prior experience is necessary, candidates with relevant experience in electronic equipment repair, programming, and data processing will be preferred.

Success in the Management Analyst I - Flood Warning role requires strong organizational skills, the ability to troubleshoot and repair electronic systems, and excellent data analysis abilities. Additionally, comfort working outdoors and mastering various tools and equipment will significantly enhance your performance in this position at Transportation Public Works.

The work schedule for the Management Analyst I - Flood Warning position at Transportation Public Works is Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. There may be occasions when overtime is required, allowing for greater flexibility to ensure the Flood Warning System’s operational efficiency.

Transportation Public Works offers an array of benefits for the Management Analyst I - Flood Warning role, including 11 paid holidays, comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans, a pension plan, and generous paid time off. Additionally, you'll have opportunities for professional development to enhance your career.

When troubleshooting problems in the flood warning system, I would begin by reviewing diagnostic reports from the server software. Next, I would conduct a field inspection to assess potential hardware issues, checking sensors and connections meticulously.

In my previous roles, I have hands-on experience assembling and repairing various electronic devices, including telemetry equipment and sensors. I am adept at using tools to diagnose and fix issues effectively.

I prioritize my field tasks based on urgency and importance, often creating a checklist before heading out. Clear communication with my team ensures alignment and helps manage any immediate issues effectively.

I prioritize safety by conducting thorough risk assessments before starting any outdoor work. I ensure I have the proper safety gear and tools and am always aware of my surroundings to avoid accidents.

I am proficient in Excel and have experience using data analysis software for monitoring systems. I utilize these tools to aggregate data, identify trends, and generate reports to share with my team.

I would approach writing technical reports and bid solicitations by first gathering all relevant data and insights from the field. Then, I would ensure clarity and precision in my writing, aiming to present complex information simply.

In previous roles, I often had to take the initiative during fieldwork. For example, I once identified equipment needing emergency repairs and independently coordinated the whole process without immediate supervisory oversight.

I implement a proactive maintenance strategy that includes regular inspections and scheduled maintenance tasks. This approach helps identify potential issues before they escalate into significant failures.

I am passionate about public safety and the role technology plays in protecting communities from floods. The opportunity to contribute to the city’s flood warning system aligns perfectly with my skills and professional aspirations.

I anticipate challenges related to outdoor conditions and equipment reliability. I would prepare by ensuring my equipment is well-maintained and staying updated with best practices for field operations to manage unexpected situations swiftly.