STATE OF ALABAMA

 

EMPLOYMENT GUIDE

 

WORKING TO

BUILD A

BETTER ALABAMA

 

 

 

A SELECTED LISTING OF JOBS IN STATE GOVERNMENT COMPILED

BY THE STATE OF ALABAMA PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT

REVISED: NOVEMBER 2010

 

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

THE MERIT SYSTEM

TYPES OF ANNOUNCEMENTS

POLICY ON ACCEPTING COLLEGE COURSEWORK, POST-SECONDARY AND ADVANCED DEGREES

SECURITY POLICY

HOW APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE

PAY PLAN

HOW TO USE EMPLOYMENT GUIDE

JOB DESCRIPTION LISTINGS

I. Clerical, Administrative, Fiscal and Information Technology Jobs

II. Engineering, Science and Allied jobs

III. Education, Museum and Library Jobs

IV. Medical and Public Health Jobs

V. Social Services, Rehabilitation Counseling and Allied Jobs

VI. Public Safety, Corrections and Inspection Jobs

VII. Agriculture, Forestry and Conservation Jobs

VIII. Services Jobs

IX. Maintenance and Operations Jobs

 

INTRODUCTION

This booklet contains a listing and a brief description of most kinds of jobs in the state classified service.  Its purpose is to help you apply for jobs in which you are interested and for which you are qualified.

THE MERIT SYSTEM

Jobs in the State Classified Service are filled under a merit system which is based on competitive selection, following the principle that positions are filled on an equal opportunity basis.

Permanent jobs with the State are filled by appointment from eligible lists made up of people who have successfully passed an examination, or have met the minimum requirements for a training and experience evaluation.  Each examination is based on the kind of experience, training, and knowledge needed for the particular kind of job.

There are at this time over 1400 classifications in the state service, but only about 400 are listed in this booklet.  We have omitted those for which there are so few positions that applications are seldom needed; and, for the most part, we have listed only the beginning level classes of the others.  In other words when a "I" level position is listed, you will know there are higher classes in the series which require more education and training (some of which may be given on a promotional basis).  In some cases, when a “II" or "III" level position is listed, there are higher classes in the series.

APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AND APPOINTMENTS MADE ON AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, MERIT BASIS, WITHOUT REGARD TO SEX, RACE, AGE, RELIGION, DISABILITY, COLOR, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN.

TYPES OF ANNOUNCEMENTS

Examinations are open on a continuous basis for many job classifications.  This means that a person can make application at any time.  Because vacancies in these job classes occur at irregular intervals throughout the year, applications are accepted at all times to ensure that an up-to-date employment register is maintained.

Some jobs are direct appointment classifications.  For these jobs no examination is given and no employment register is created.  Applicants should make applications directly to the State agency of interest.

Other announcements, called current announcements, are published periodically and usually remain open for the receipt of applications for a period of three weeks.  These announcements are distinguished from continuous announcements by the limited time period during which applications can be filed.  In order to be considered for these positions, it is necessary that candidates' applications be received by the closing date shown on the announcement notice.

POLICY ON ACCEPTING COLLEGE COURSEWORK, POST-SECONDARY AND ADVANCED DEGREES

1.  Specific college coursework required for a job, as well as Bachelor’s, graduate, post graduate, and doctoral degrees will be accepted from the schools accredited by any of the six regional accreditation associations in the United States.  These associations are listed below.

·                     Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)

·                     Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA)

·                     Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)

·                     North Central Association of Colleges and Schools – The  Higher Learning Commission (NCA-HLC)

·                     New England Association of Schools and Colleges – Commission on Institutions of Higher Education (NEASC-CIHE)

·                     Western Association of Schools and Colleges – Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities (WASC-ACSCU)

2.  Coursework or degrees from schools that have not been accredited by a regional accreditation association will be accepted if a regionally accredited school considers the coursework or degree to be an acceptable prerequisite for admission to an advanced degree program.  For example, if a regionally accredited school accepts an applicant’s bachelor’s degree for admittance into a graduate degree program, State Personnel will accept the degree.  In the case of required college coursework (but no degree requirement), State Personnel will accept the college coursework if a regionally accredited school accepts the coursework towards a post-secondary degree (e.g., a bachelor’s degree).  This must be documented by a letter of acceptance from the regionally accredited school.   State Personnel will review such requests on a case-by-case basis.

Note:  This policy is subject to change.  Certain state agencies may have additional requirements.

SECURITY POLICY

Except for pretest information provided by State Personnel to all applicants, you should not directly or indirectly obtain information about examinations.  If you do, the State Personnel Director may do several things.  One, you may not be given an examination.  Two, you may be disqualified after an examination.  Three, your name may be removed from a register.  Or four, your name may not be certified from the register.  (Rules of the State Personnel Board, Chapter 670-x-9.)  According to the Code of Alabama, 36-26-47, a willful violation of exam security is a misdemeanor.  Any person who is convicted of this type of misdemeanor will not get a State job for a period of five years.  If they are officers or employees of the State, they will be required to forfeit their office or position for five years.

If you know of anyone who has violated this policy, you should contact the Examination Manager at the State Personnel Department.

HOW APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE

Appointments to vacant positions are made by various State operating agencies from among the top ten ranking applicants whose names are furnished to that agency by the Personnel Department.  The names of those applicants not selected remain on the employment register for consideration for future vacancies that may occur.  For direct appointment jobs no employment register is established and no list of names is provided to State agencies.  Applicants must make applications directly to the employing agency.  Appointments are ordinarily made at the minimum of the salary range for the job classification.

PAY PLAN

Each job is assigned to one of 195 pay ranges in the State Pay Plan.  For example, Account Clerk has been assigned pay range 57 which is $24,595-$36,489.  Under each job description in this booklet, the assigned pay range at the time of printing has been listed.  Section 10 has a salary schedule for all merit system job classifications.  This schedule should be used only as a guide because pay ranges for some job classifications are occasionally updated to be competitive with the job market.

HOW TO USE EMPLOYMENT GUIDE

Read this booklet carefully and decide which jobs you are interested in and may be qualified to fill.  The qualifications written in this book are general statements that are subject to change when new job studies are done.  These statements help you understand the type of education and/or experience background you should possess; however, the qualification statements on the job announcement will be more exact and will be used to determine if an applicant is eligible for examination.  You may select as many jobs as you wish. 

 

After you have made your selections, you can visit our website at www.personnel.alabama.gov “job listings” tab to view continuous and current open job announcements as well as to place your name on the mailing list for job classifications not currently open for application.

or

You may fill out a "Job Opening Notification Request" form and write in the code numbers and options, if listed.  When indicating code numbers of job classes with options, please enter the class code as many times as you indicate a different option. For example, if you enter on the first line 30201/123, and on the second line 30201/201, your name will be placed on the notification list for Vocational Instructor (Business and Office Education option) and Vocational Instructor (Computer Science Training option).  When you complete the "Job Opening Notification Request" form, mail it to:

 

STATE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT

64 NORTH UNION STREET

P O BOX 304100

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36130-4100

 

If the examinations you have selected are open for application, you can expect to receive an e-mail notification immediately.  If the examinations are not open, your name will be placed on a notification list and you will be informed when those jobs open for application.  If you do not have an e-mail address, you can visit our website at www.personnel.alabama.gov to view all of the continuous and current open job announcements.  Since there are no registers for “direct appointment” jobs, you should not indicate these jobs on the “Job Opening Notification Request” form.  Inquiries about “direct appointment” jobs should be made to the employing State agencies

 

STATE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT

JOB OPENING NOTIFICATION REQUEST

This form may be submitted at our website: www.personnel.alabama.gov

Social Security Number:                                                                                    

 Your Name:                                                                                                           

Your Address:                                                                                                        

City, State Zip:                                                                                                       

E-Mail Address*:                                                                                                  

Telephone: (Please include Area Code.)

Home:                                                                                                                      

Work:                                                                                                                        

Cell:                                                                                                                           

List the 5 digit Class Code and 3 digit Option Code (if applicable) of the jobs in which you are interested:

      Class Code        Option                    Class Code            Option         

                                                                                                                       

                                                                                                                       

                                                                                                                       

                                                                                                                       

                                                                                                                       

                                                                                                                       

*State Personnel will no longer mail out job announcements in paper copy format.  Job notices will be sent electronically to the email address listed on this form.

 Applications will be accepted and appointments made on an equal opportunity, merit basis, without regard to sex, race, age, religion, disability, color, or national origin.

JOB DESCRIPTION LISTINGS

 

I. Clerical, Administrative, Fiscal and Information Technology Jobs

II. Engineering, Science and Allied jobs

III. Education, Museum and Library Jobs

IV. Medical and Public Health Jobs

V. Social Services, Rehabilitation Counseling and Allied Jobs

VI. Public Safety, Corrections and Inspection Jobs

VII. Agriculture, Forestry and Conservation Jobs

VIII. Services Jobs

IX. Maintenance and Operations Jobs

 

I. Clerical, Administrative, Fiscal and Information Technology Jobs

(Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

10103  Clerical Aide   

10121  Clerk

10180  Medical Records Technician

10196  Administrative Support Assistant I

10197  Administrative Support Assistant II

10201  Telephone Operator I

10310  Graphic Arts Operator

10410  Data Entry Operator

10421  IT Operations Technician

10422  IT Operations Specialist

10515  Programmer

10516  Programmer Analyst, Associate

10525  IT Systems Technician

10526  IT Systems Technician, Senior

10527  IT Systems Specialist, Associate

10601  Account Clerk

10605  Accounting Technician

10611  Accountant

10612  Staff Accountant

10641  Accounts Examiner I

10660  Budget Analyst

10701  Revenue Examiner I

10704  Revenue Tax Specialist

10711  Foreign Audit Specialist I

10713  Revenue Compliance Officer I

10721  Tax Valuation Analyst I

10821  Training Specialist I

10830  Personnel Assistant I

10851  Departmental Personnel Manager I

10901  Canteen Clerk

10905  Canteen Manager

10911  Stock Clerk I

10912  Stock Clerk II

10914  Mechanical Stock Clerk

10920  Warehouse Worker

10930  Inventory Control Officer

10937  Surplus Property Movement Coordinator

10948  Departmental Procurement Officer I

10951  Buyer, Associate

10971  Real Estate Specialist I

11030  Tourist Promotion Representative

11042  Public Information Specialist

11047  Audiovisual Specialist I

11048  Audiovisual Specialist II

11102  Statistician

11109  Labor Market Analyst

11212  Bank Examinations Specialist

11221  Insurance Consumer Complaint Specialist I

11227  Insurance Rate Analyst I

11231  Insurance Examiner I

11240  Transportation Rate Analyst

11251  Public Utility Analyst I

11301  Correctional Industries Marketing Representative

11317  Agriculture Industry Representative

11357  Economic Development Representative

11403  Employment Security Temporary Clerk

11408  Employment Security Representative

11451  Unemployment Insurance Field Deputy

11471  Workers’ Compensation Examiner

11473  Worker’s Compensation Ombudsman

11501  Docket Clerk

11503  Legal Research Assistant

11530  Attorney I/II

11681  Fire Fighter/Driver Operator

11706  ABC Sales Associate

11803  Cargo Billing Clerk

11821  Port Transportation And Marketing Representative I

11921  Administrative Analyst I

11922  Administrative Analyst II

11943  SEIB Communication Specialist

11950  Underwriter

11970  Elections Specialist

 

II. Engineering, Science and Allied jobs

(Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

 

20111  Engineering Assistant

20130  Structural Steel Inspector

20205  Photography Technician I

20220  Cartographic Specialist

20310  Right–Of-Way Specialist

20322  Senior Real Property Valuation Analyst

20410  Architect, Associate

20411  Architect

20425  Engineering Graduate

20429  Professional Civil Engineer Trainee

20430  Civil Engineering Graduate

20433  Professional Civil Engineer I

20481  Transportation Technologist

20483  Transportation Manager

20510  Consumer Services Specialist

20521  Public Utility Technical Specialist

20614  Environmental Scientist

20621  Radiation Physicist

20651  Environmental Health Specialist

20652  Public Health Environmentalist

20653  Public Health Senior Environmentalist

20671  Environmental Engineering Specialist

20705  Pharmacy Technician

20711  X-Ray Technician I

20720  Medical Technologist

20721  Medical Laboratory And X-Ray Technician I

20742  Pharmacist

20751  Microbiologist

20753  Microbiologist, Senior

20802  Forensic Scientist I

20804  Forensic Scientist II/III

20811  Chemist I

20812  Chemist II

20854  Forensic Pathology Technician I

20855  Forensic Pathology Supervisor

20901  Laboratory Aide I

20902  Laboratory Aide II

20911  Laboratory Technician I

20912  Laboratory Technician II

20923  Forensic Investigator I/II

21002  Scientific Aide

21038  Energy Management Engineer

21058  Electrical Engineering Graduate

21059  Electrical Field Technician

21062  Docks Professional Facilities Engineer

21075  GIS Specialist

21081  Petroleum Engineer

21091  Geologist I

21092  Geologist II

21110  Radio Operator

21121  Police Communications Officer I

21130  Traffic Signal Technician

21150  Electronic Equipment Repairer

21154  Communications Technician I

21156  Communications Technician II

21210  ALDOT Environmental Specialist

21220  Transportation Planner

21230  Planning & Economic Development Specialist I/II

21242  Natural Resources Planner

 

 

III. Education, Museum and Library Jobs

(Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

 

30122  Education Specialist

30123  Education Administrator

30123  Education Administrator – Financial Option (30123-391)

30201  Vocational Instructor

30225  Institutional Vocational Instructor

30301  Teacher's Aide

30311  Institution School Teacher I

30322  Special Education Teacher I

30323  Special Education Teacher II

30407  Museum Aide

30422  Cultural Resources Specialist

30430  Archivist

30444  Archaeologist I

30451  Curator

30503  Library Technician

30511  Librarian

30512  Librarian Senior

30513  Librarian Supervisor

30515  Library Operations Manager

30520  Library Consultant

30550  Arts Program Manager

30620  APT Video Journalist

30629  APT News Producer

30656  APT Broadcast Supervisor

30661  Television Technician I

30672  Radio Program Producer

 

 

IV. Medical and Public Health Jobs

 (Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

 

40102  Clinic Aide

40120  Licensed Practical Nurse

40203  Nurse Practitioner

40205  Medicaid Nurse I

40220  Nurse-Midwife

40229  Home Care Services Nurse

40233  Home Care Services Nurse Care Coordinator

40240  Staff Nurse

40244  Nurse Coordinator

40310  Dental Assistant

40320  Dental Hygienist

40401  Disability Determination Physician

40422  Dentist I

40423  Dentist II

40431  Public Health Physician

40435  Public Health Physician, Senior

40512  Physical Therapy Assistant

40530  Activity Program Specialist

40532  Activity Program Supervisor I

40533  Activity Program Supervisor II

40541  Physical Therapist

40543  Physical Therapist, Senior

40551  Speech And Hearing Therapist

40552  Speech-Language Pathologist

40554  Audiologist

40601  Nutritionist Associate

40611  Dental Education Consultant I

40622  Public Health Educator

40623  Public Health Educator, Senior

40641  Disease Intervention Specialist

40660  Nutritionist

40663  Nutritionist, Senior

40666  Institutional Nutrition Consultant

40676  Environmental Toxicologist

40677  Epidemiologist

40681  Public Health Social Worker I

40682  Public Health Social Worker II

40701  Medical Administrative Surveyor

40721  Emergency Medical Services Specialist

40726  Licensure And Certification Surveyor

40761  Health Services Administrator I

 

V. Social Services, Rehabilitation Counseling and Allied Jobs

(Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

50221  Senior Social Worker

50246  Social Service Caseworker

50247  Financial Support Worker

50248  Social Worker

50335  Drug Treatment Counselor

50340  Classification Specialist

50344  Rehabilitation Specialist I

50345  Rehabilitation Specialist II

50348  Interpreter I

50349  Interpreter II

50352  Rehabilitation Counselor

50358  Rehabilitation Employment Specialist I

50365  District Early Intervention Coordinator

50371  Business Enterprise Program Representative I

50378  Disability Determination Psychological Consultant

50381  Psychological Associate I

50382  Psychological Associate II

50383  Psychologist

50387  Rehabilitation Technology Specialist I

50388  Rehabilitation Technology Specialist II

50394  Children’s Rehabilitation Social Worker

50396  Orientation And Mobility Specialist

50397  Senior Orientation And Mobility Specialist

50399   Rehabilitation Staff Nurse

50401  Disability Specialist

50419  Medicaid Eligibility Specialist

50420  Medical Care Benefits Specialist I

50433  Medicaid Eligibility Specialist, Senior

50451  Medicaid Administrator I

50520  Human Services Program Coordinator

 

 

VI. Public Safety, Corrections and Inspection Jobs

(Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

60161  Emergency Management Planner

60203  Trooper

60320  Special Investigator

60331  ABC Enforcement Agent

60342  Agricultural Investigator

60347  Investigative Technician I

60410  Driver License Examiner I

60501  Fingerprint Classifier I

60503  Latent Print Examiner

60609  Youth Services Security Officer

60611  Security Guard I

60614  Military Security Guard I

60615  Military Security Guard II

60631  Port Police Officer

60637  State Capitol Police Officer

60710  Correctional Officer Trainee

60801  Youth Services Aide

60805  Youth Services Child Care Worker

60824  Youth Services Case Manager

60901  Probation and Parole Officer

61032  Crime Information Agent

61101  Cosmetology Inspector

61140  Home Builders Licensure Board Investigator

61155  Licensing/Regulatory Compliance Field Officer

61201  Loss Control Specialist

61210  Deputy State Fire Marshal

61309  Land Reclamation Inspector I

61321  Mine Inspector

61401  Revenue Enforcement Officer I

61405  School Bus Equipment Inspector

61407  Revenue Motor Vehicle Inspector

61420  Transportation Enforcement Officer

61451  Pipeline Safety Investigator

61610  Child Labor Inspector

61618  Manufactured Housing Inspector

61640  Elevator/Boiler Inspector

 

 

 

VII. Agriculture, Forestry and Conservation Jobs

(Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

 

70106  Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist

70107  Agricultural And Consumer Protection Specialist

70108  Consumer Weights & Measures Protection Specialist

70230  Animal Industry Veterinarian

70401  Forest Fire Lookout

70410  Forest Ranger/Technician

70428  Natural Resources Specialist

70429  Forester

70509  Lands Inspector Trainee

70632  Park Ranger

70637  Park Naturalist

70640  Parks Facilities Operator

70661  Park Manager I

70677  Lodge General Manager

70705  Biologist Aide

70721  Biologist I

70722  Biologist II

70801  Conservation Enforcement Officer

 

VIII. Services Jobs

(Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

 

80101  Custodial Worker

80111  Building Custodian I

80211  Laundry Worker I

80301  Food Service Worker

80310  Baker's Helper

80312  Baker

80321  Cook I

80339  Meat Processing Operator

80341  Steward I

80342  Steward II

80354  Food And Beverage Manager I

80401  Barber

80412  Beautician

 

IX. Maintenance and Operations Jobs

(Click Job Title for Job Description, Minimum Qualifications, and Salary Range)

 

90103  Utility Laborer

90140  Grounds Worker

90142  Grounds Maintenance Crew Leader

90219  Underwater Bridge Inspector I

90230  Automated Transportation System Maintenance Specialist

90234  Automated Transportation System Operator

90241  Transportation Worker

90244  Transportation Maintenance Technician

90301  Boiler Tender

90311  Equipment Operator I

90405  Auto Body Repairer

90420  Aircraft Mechanic Assistant

90422  Aircraft Mechanic

90428  Service Patrol Operator

90445  Equipment Mechanic

90446  Equipment Mechanic, Senior

90450  Equipment Repair Supervisor

90501  Maintenance Repairer

90503  Plant Maintenance Worker

90507  Heating And Air Conditioning Technician I

 

 

I.          Clerical, Administrative, Fiscal and Information Technology Jobs

10103  Clerical Aide

This is temporary and routine clerical work.

QUALIFICATIONS:  Completion of 10th grade and enrollment in high school or graduation from a standard senior high school/GED equivalency.

NOTE:  Application should be made directly to the agency of interest.

SALARY RANGE:  (28)  Salary:    $16,704.00  -  $  17,839.20

10121  Clerk

This is simple manual and clerical work in performing office functions of a routine repetitive nature.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED certificate.

SALARY RANGE:  (42)     Salary:  $  18,288.00 - $  25,200.00

10180  Medical Records Technician

This is technical work in the operation of a medical records unit in state mental institutions.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED certificate, and completion of a medical records technician or accredited records technician course accredited by the American Health Information Management Association.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be certified by the American Health Information Management Association as Accredited Record Technicians, OR must obtain certification during the probationary period in order to obtain permanent employment.

SALARY RANGE:  (54)     Salary:  $  23,419.20 - $  33,902.40

10196  Administrative Support Assistant I

This is entry level office support work involving a variety of clerical duties.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED certificate and 6 months of clerical experience.

NOTE:  Typing skills are required for some but not all jobs in this classification.  To be considered (selectively certified) for positions that require typing, we must receive a Certificate of Proficiency which describes your skill level.

You should make your own arrangements to take proficiency tests.  Certificates of Proficiency are accepted from proficiency test administrators at Alabama Career Centers and business education teachers in Alabama public and private high schools, accredited business schools, trade schools, and two-year and four-year colleges.  Certificates of Proficiency submitted by candidates will not be accepted.  The minimum typing rate is a net of 40 words per minute with 10 or less errors.

SALARY RANGE:  (4753)     Salary:  $  20,174.40 - $  33,086.40

10197  Administrative Support Assistant II

This is advanced and/or supervisory office support work involving a variety of tasks and work methods.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED certificate and at least three years of responsible clerical experience.

NOTE: Typing skills are required for some but not all jobs in this classification.  If you wish to be considered (selectively certified) for these positions, we must receive a Certificate of Proficiency which describes your skill level.

You should make your own arrangements to take proficiency tests.  Certificates of Proficiency are accepted from proficiency test administrators at Alabama Career Centers and business education teachers in Alabama public and private high schools, accredited business schools, trade schools, and two-year and four-year colleges.  Certificates of Proficiency submitted by candidates will not be accepted.  The minimum typing rate is a net of 50 words per minute with 10 or less errors. 

SALARY RANGE:  (5257)     Salary:  $  22,272.00 - $  36,489.60

10201  Telephone Operator I

This is routine work in operating a telephone switchboard.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED, plus six months of experience in the operation of a large complex central switchboard.

SALARY RANGE:  (43)     Salary:  $  18,736.80 - $  25,821.60

10310  Graphic Arts Operator

This is beginning level graphic arts work.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED and six months of responsible experience operating printing equipment.

SALARY RANGE:  (4750)     Salary:  $  20,174.40 - $  30,724.80

10410  Data Entry Operator

This is entry level work operating a personal computer to capture alpha and or numeric data from source and/or imaged documents.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED plus six months of work experience in data entry or typing.

NOTES:  Employees hired will be paid at a training rate salary range for a period of eighteen months.  Upon successful completion of the eighteen months training, employees will be reassigned to pay range 54.

NOTES:  (1) When describing data entry work experience, applicants must identify if the experience was production or non-production.  Data entry experience usually involves preparing data processing input on cards, disk, or tape.  Duties include coding and verifying alphabetic and/or numeric data such as the input of lists of items, numbers, or other data into computers or the completion of forms that appear on a computer screen.  For production data entry, applicants must list the employer production requirement (i.e. employer requires employee to maintain a specific number of keystrokes per hour.  (2) Applicants whose job included performing data entry in addition to other tasks must identify the percentage of time per week spent performing data entry.

SALARY RANGE: (4654)     Salary:  $  19,675.20 - $  33,902.40

10421  IT Operations Technician

Options – Computer (449), Telecommunications (008)

This is entry through full performance operations support for data and voice communications equipment, mainframe and client server operations, and network operations.

QUALIFICATIONS: (Computer option) - High school diploma or GED plus six months experience working with computers for a business, organization or government.  (Telecommunications option) - High school diploma or GED plus six months experience in telecommunications working with voice and data communications equipment.

NOTE: Additional education and/or experience above that which is minimally required, may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.  **See reverse side of announcement on our website for more detail regarding substitution.

SALARY RANGE: (5964)     Salary:  $  25,821.60 - $  43,339.20

10422  IT Operations Specialist

Options – Computer (449), Telecommunications (008)

This is highly specialized and lead supervisory operations support for data and voice communications equipment, mainframe and client server operations, and network operations.

QUALIFICATIONS: (Computer option) - High school diploma or GED plus two years experience in computer operations including running, canceling, and monitoring jobs on a mainframe application system, modifying JCL, using a PC system to access mainframe applications and databases, and/or performing system IPLs.  (Telecommunications option) - High school diploma or GED plus two years experience in telecommunications working with voice and data communications equipment.

NOTE: College/technical school credit in Information Systems above the minimum from an accredited college or university may be substituted for the required experience on a year-for-year basis (e.g., one year of education equals one year of experience).

SALARY RANGE: (6870)     Salary:  $  31,488.00 - $  50,119.20

10515  Programmer

This is entry-level through full performance computer programming work.

QUALIFICATIONS: High school or GED

1 year of college/technical school courses in an information technology program (at least 2 courses must be in programming languages).

6 months experience in computer programming utilizing high level languages to manipulate databases or files and produce outputs and reports.

NOTE:  Additional education and/or experience above that which is minimally required, may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.  **See reverse side of announcement on our website for more detail regarding substitution.

SALARY RANGE: (74)     Salary:  $  39,290.40 - $  59,517.60

10516  Programmer Analyst, Associate

Option - General (003)

This is the beginning through routine standard professional level for performing programming and analysis work. 

QUALIFICATIONS:   Two-year degree (AS/AA) from an accredited college or university in Computer Science, Math, Information Technology or a related field, including 2 courses in programming plus two (2) years of experience in computer programming utilizing high level languages to manipulate databases or files and produce outputs and reports.

NOTE: Additional education and/or experience above that which is minimally required, may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.  **See reverse side of announcement on our website for more detail regarding substitution

SALARY RANGE: (7678)     Salary:  $  43,339.20 - $  72,686.40

10516  Programmer Analyst, Associate

Option - Quality Management (465)

This is the beginning through routine standard professional level for performing programming and analysis work. 

QUALIFICATIONS:  – Two-year degree (AS/AA) from an accredited college or university in Computer Science, Math, Information Technology or a related field, including 2 courses in programming plus two (2) years of experience in Quality Management activities such as Quality Assurance, Quality Control, or Configuration Management utilizing Quality Management tools and techniques to analyze, verify, and validate software, and ensure programmatic changes will integrate with production.

NOTE: Additional education and/or experience above that which is minimally required, may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.  **See reverse side of announcement on our website for more detail regarding substitution.

SALARY RANGE: (7678)     Salary:  $  43,339.20 - $  72,686.40

10516  Programmer Analyst, Associate

Option – Geographic Information Systems (484)

This is beginning through mid-level professional geographic and geospatial programming and systems analysis work.

QUALIFICATIONS: - Two –year degree (AS/AA) from an accredited college or university in Geomatics, Geographic Information Systems, Geography, Computer Science, Math, Information Technology or a closely related field, including 2 courses in programming plus two (2) years of computer programming experience in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) utilizing high level languages to manipulate databases or files and produce outputs and reports.

NOTES: Additional education and/or experience above that which is minimally required, may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.  See reverse side of announcement for more detail regarding substitution.  Computer Aided Design (CAD) experience is not acceptable.

SALARY RANGE: (7678)     Salary:  $  43,339.20 - $  72,686.40

10525  IT Systems Technician

Options – Personal Computer (448), Telecommunications (008)

This is applied technical work involving the physical aspects of voice and data network operations.

QUALIFICATIONS: (PC option) - High school diploma or GED plus one year of experience in troubleshooting and installing Business and/or Government applications software and/or hardware. 

(Telecommunications option) – High school diploma or GED plus one year of experience in troubleshooting and installing telecommunications systems, such as performing adds, changes, and deletes.

NOTE: Additional education and/or experience above that which is minimally required, may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.  **See reverse side of announcement on our website for more detail regarding substitution.

SALARY RANGE: (66)     Salary:  $  29,954.40 - $  45,501.60

10526  IT Systems Technician, Senior

Options – Personal Computer (448), Telecommunications (008)

This is advanced applied technical level and/or supervisory work in data systems and installation.  Employees are responsible for the planning, coordination, installation, and maintenance of varied and complex personal computer systems and equipment.

QUALIFICATIONS: (PC option) - One year of credit from an accredited college or technical school in the field of Information Systems plus two years of experience in troubleshooting and installing Business and/or Government applications software and/or hardware.  (Telecommunications option) - One year of credit from an accredited college or technical school in the field of Information Systems plus two years of experience in troubleshooting and installing telecommunications systems, such as performing adds, changes, and deletes.

NOTE: Additional education and/or experience above that which is minimally required, may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.  **See reverse side of announcement on our website for more detail regarding substitution.

SALARY RANGE: (74)     Salary:  $  39,290.40 - $  59,517.60

10527  IT Systems Specialist, Associate

Options: Telecommunications (008), Mainframe/Midrange (399), Networking (400), Database (401), General (402)

This is beginning through mid-level applied and developmental technical work in voice and data systems design and maintenance.  Employees in this class analyze, develop, design, modify, implement, and/or maintain local/wide area networks (LAN/WAN), operating systems, and telecommunications systems.  Work involves specialization in a particular area such as database management, specific operating systems, or telecommunications or assignment as a generalist performing in multiple areas typically supporting less complex systems.

QUALIFICATIONS: Telecommunications option:  An Associate’s degree from an accredited college or technical school in Information Technology and two (2) years of experience in telecommunications (voice) system design, maintenance, or support.

Mainframe/Midrange option:  Associate’s degree from an accredited college or technical school in Information Technology and two years of experience in mainframe/midrange system design, maintenance, or support.

Networking option:  Associate’s degree from an accredited college or technical school in Information Technology and two years of experience in local/wide area network design, maintenance, or support.

Database option:  Associate’s degree from an accredited college or technical school in Information Technology and two years of experience in database system design, maintenance, or support.

General option:  Associate’s degree from an accredited college or technical school in Information Technology and two years of experience in two or more of the following areas: local/wide area network design, maintenance, or support; mainframe/midrange design, maintenance, or support; and database system design, maintenance, or support.

SALARY RANGE:  (7679)     Salary:  $  43,339.20 - $  76,348.80

Note: Additional education and/or experience above that which is minimally required, may be substituted on a year-for year basis.  **See reverse side of announcement on our website for more detail regarding substitution.

10601  Account Clerk

This is moderately difficult clerical accounting work involving varied work methods and problems.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED certificate.  One year of experience in clerical or office work, which includes bookkeeping responsibility.

OR

Completion of two (2) courses in bookkeeping or accounting from a vocational/technical school or college.

NOTE:  Income Tax courses will not count toward the two bookkeeping or accounting courses.

SALARY RANGE:  (57)     Salary:  $  24,595.20 - $  36,489.60

10605  Accounting Technician

This is responsible para-professional accounting work.

QUALIFICATIONS:  High school diploma or GED and completion of five (5) college-level accounting courses AND two years of work experience performing accounting, bookkeeping, or fiscal clerical work.

NOTE:  Two (2) years of college in Business or a closely related field will substitute for each year of experience.  No substitution will be allowed for the five (5) college-level accounting courses.  Income Tax courses will not count toward the five accounting courses.

SALARY RANGE:  (67)     Salary:  $  30,724.80 - $  46,615.20

10611  Accountant

This is beginning professional level accounting work in the application of accounting and auditing principles, methods, and procedures in the establishment, analysis, and maintenance of fiscal records.

QUALIFICATIONS:  Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a major in Accounting.  College seniors who are in their last semester or quarter may submit an application, but will not be certified for appointment until they receive their degrees.

Applicants must also submit an official college transcript for each accredited* postsecondary academic institution attended.  Applications received without a transcript will not be processed.  Original transcripts issued to students will be accepted.  Photocopies of transcripts, faxed transcripts, and/or information obtained from the internet will NOT be accepted.  If you have submitted a transcript after September 12, 2007, that indicates completion of the appropriate coursework, it is not necessary to send additional copies.

SALARY RANGE:  (71)     Salary:  $  33,902.40 - $  51,376.80

10612  Staff Accountant

This is professional accounting work performed according to established procedures and regulations.

QUALIFICATIONS:

You must have all of the following to qualify for the open-competitive register:

·                     Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a major in Accounting, AND

·                     Two (2) years of experience performing professional-level accounting, financial auditing, and/or compliance auditing work.

Applicants Must Also Submit An Official College Transcript For Each Accredited* Postsecondary Academic Institution Attended.  Applications Received Without A Transcript Will Not Be Processed.  Original Transcripts Issued To Students Will Be Accepted.  Photocopies Of Transcripts, Faxed Transcripts, And/Or Information Obtained From The Internet Will NOT Be Accepted.  If You Have Submitted A Transcript, After September 12, 2007, That Indicates Completion Of The Appropriate Coursework, It Is Not Necessary To Send Additional Copies.

You must have all of the following to qualify for the promotional register:

·                     Current, permanent status as an Accountant with the State Merit System, AND

·                     Two (2) years of experience performing professional-level accounting, financial auditing, and/or compliance auditing work.

SALARY RANGE:  (75)     Salary:  $  41,258.40 - $  62,529.60

10641  Accounts Examiner I

This is entry-level professional auditing work involving the examination of the records and accounts of state and local government agencies, offices, and entities.

QUALIFICATIONS:  Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with a major in Accounting.

SALARY RANGE:  (72)     Salary:  $  35,589.60 - $  53,995.20

10660  Budget Analyst

This is professional work in the field of budget administration.

QUALIFICATIONS:  Bachelor’s degree from an accredited* four-year college or university with major coursework in Accounting, Business or Public Administration, Finance, Economics, or a closely related field.

SALARY RANGE:  (71)     Salary:  $  33,902.40 - $  51,376.80

10701  Revenue Examiner I

This is professional auditing work in enforcing one or more of the state tax laws.

QUALIFICATIONS:  Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a major in accounting.

SALARY RANGE:  (71)     Salary:  $  33,902.40 - $  51,376.80

10704  Revenue