Systems & Infrastructure Analyst

Systems & Infrastructure Analyst - HSE - National Ambulance Service

Unijobs on behalf of our public sector client have a requirement for an Infrastructure Engineer to join their team. The duration of this post is initially 3 months with a possible extension thereafter. The role is based in Tallaght, Dublin. The working model is on site.

Working a 35 hours per week the successful candidate will be employed as an agency employee and will be paid an hourly rate of €29.87 per hour. Based on an annualised salary of €54,548 The successful candidate will accrue 30 days annual leave per year.

• Experience of managing/leading other engineers is essential.
• Experience with virtualisation and servers is essential.
• Network/server infrastructure experience required.
• Must have a good understanding of networks, routers, firewalls, virtualisation, clusters, file servers and data warehouses.
• Work as part of a team on the design and development of NAS Technical Infrastructure (e.g. CAD Computer Aided Dispatch, MIS, Radio/Telecommunications, and System Virtualisation).
• To work as part of a team on the design and development of NAS Operational and Corporate Systems (e.g. Electronic Patient Care Record (ePCR), eRostering, Quality Information System, Community First Responder System, etc.)
• Engagement with stakeholders in relation to digital health initiatives and providing implementation services for new developments.
• Ensuring that ICT infrastructure and applications are assessed at appropriate intervals to plan renewal and replacement.
• Translate functional specifications and business requirements into architectural designs.
• Proactively identify and implement efficiencies and improvements in Systems & Infrastructure.
• Provide proactive technical expertise in developing and managing solutions to support service delivery.
• Perform appropriate testing as required.
• Create and maintain documentation for developed solutions.
• Analyse current business practices, processes, and procedures to identify future opportunities.
• Contribute to governance, standards and best practise within NAS.
• Work as part of a team to drive innovation, which will translate into improved quality of care, clinical outcomes, reduced costs, efficiencies and process improvements.
• Provide knowledge transfer and detailed training to persons as appropriate.
• Deploy a robust project management methodology such as Lean, PRINCE2 or Agile to analyse processes and optimise process workflows.
• Support the creation and maintenance of all security policies and procedures.
• Ensuring security standards are embedded into all operational processes.
• Promote organisational awareness of information security.

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