IT Operations Analyst Ii

TE Connectivity’s IT Operations Teams support hardware installation and configuration and ongoing maintenance of the computer/data center. They monitor batch schedules and take actions as necessary in response to schedule problems or abnormal program terminations and manage tape backups, including physical tape handling; coordinate, diagnose and troubleshoot employee issues with personal computers and related systems; provide support services to employees with technical problems and information technology issues involving desktop, laptop or network services from local personnel or from employees using network remote access. TE’s IT Operations Teams provide timely resolution of problems or escalation on behalf of customer to appropriate technical personnel. They develop, document, and implement standard operating procedures and customer service guidelines relating to remote IT support. At times they may monitor and troubleshoot equipment and assist with logging and documentation, cabling, racking, and server installations.

**What your background should look like**:
Key Responsibilities and Duties

1) Analyze and troubleshoot IT Standard Systems:
Identify and resolve technical issues, optimize system performance, and improve overall efficiency.
2) Design and implement solutions:
Develop and deploy new or improved IT Infrastructure Solutions and processes along with the other TEIS towers, ensuring they meet organizational requirements.
3) Evaluate new technologies:
Research and assess the suitability of new technologies for the organization, considering factors like compliance, compatibility, cost, and benefits.
4) Provide technical support:
5) Communicate technical information:
Clearly and concisely explain technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences including top executives.
6) Document systems and processes:
Maintain accurate records of system configurations, procedures, and troubleshooting steps.
7)Compliance and Security
Support Security team initiatives, comply standard TEIS Policy (TEC-06-88 Global Information Technology Policy)and Support Audits.
8) Asset management
Maintain IT asset inventory

Skills and Qualifications

1)Technical expertise:
Knowledge of hardware, software, networking, databases, and operating systems.
2) Analytical and problem-solving skills:
Ability to identify root causes of problems and develop effective solutions.
3) Communication skills:
Ability to clearly articulate technical concepts and engage with users and stakeholders.
4) Problem-solving abilities:
5) Project management skills:
Ability to manage IT projects, including planning, execution, and monitoring in your region or site location.
6) Teamwork and collaboration:
Ability to work effectively with other TEIS teams, towers and stakeholders.
7) Languages (Latin America):
Fluid in English oral and written

Education and Experience:
**Education**:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience:
A degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field is often preferred, but relevant experience can also be a substitute.
**Experience**:
2-4 years of experience:
Typically, a few years of experience in IT roles, such as technical support, systems administration, or business analysis, is expected for this level.
Overall, an IT Analyst II plays a critical role in ensuring the smooth and efficient functioning of an organization's IT infrastructure, providing technical expertise, problem-solving abilities, and strong communication skills to support business needs.

**Competencies**:

- Values: Integrity, Accountability, Inclusion, Innovation, Teamwork