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Job Description: Information Systems Manager Enterprise Applications, Technology Operations & Business Solutions Office of the Fulton County Clerk of Superior and Magistrate Courts Salary: $99,677 annually, non-negotiable Lead Technology That Advances Justice Technology has the power to transform how courts serve their communities. The Office of the Fulton County Clerk of Superior and Magistrate Courts is seeking an innovative, collaborative, and results-driven technology leader to serve as its next Information Systems Manager. This is not a traditional IT management position. This is an opportunity to lead enterprise technology initiatives that improve access to justice, modernize court operations, strengthen customer service, and support thousands of internal and external users across one of Georgia’s busiest constitutional offices. The Information Systems Manager serves as the strategic bridge between technology and court operations. This position leads enterprise applications, technology projects, automation, artificial intelligence initiatives, vendor partnerships, operational support, reporting, organizational change, and technical staff supervision. The successful candidate will combine strong technical knowledge with leadership, communication, customer service, project management, and operational improvement skills. Position Summary The Information Systems Manager provides leadership for the planning, implementation, administration, optimization, and continuous improvement of enterprise technology solutions supporting the Office of the Fulton County Clerk of Superior and Magistrate Courts. Reporting to executive leadership, this position partners with operational divisions, vendors, justice partners, County technology teams, and other stakeholders to ensure technology investments improve efficiency, strengthen service delivery, support data-driven decision-making, and advance the Clerk’s strategic vision. The Information Systems Manager also provides direct supervision, coaching, performance management, work assignment, and professional development for assigned technical staff. The position is responsible for building a responsive, accountable, cross-trained, and service-oriented technical team. What You Will Lead Enterprise Application Management Lead the administration, configuration, optimization, and lifecycle management of enterprise court applications. Serve as product owner for major technology platforms. Develop application roadmaps aligned with strategic and operational priorities. Coordinate software implementations, upgrades, testing, releases, enhancements, and configuration changes. Ensure enterprise applications remain reliable, secure, scalable, and aligned with business needs. Coordinate application integrations, data exchanges, and interoperability between systems. Technical Staff Leadership Provide direct supervision to assigned technical staff. Establish clear performance expectations, priorities, service standards, and accountability measures. Assign and monitor work, projects, incidents, and support responsibilities. Coach employees, provide regular feedback, and address performance or conduct concerns promptly. Support employee development through training, mentoring, cross-training, and stretch assignments. Build team capacity and reduce reliance on individual employees by strengthening documentation and knowledge transfer. Promote collaboration, professionalism, responsiveness, and consistent follow-through. Ensure adequate staff coverage for critical systems, projects, and operational support. Technology Strategy and Innovation Partner with executive leadership to identify technology opportunities that improve operational performance. Evaluate emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, automation, analytics, and digital service tools. Recommend technology investments that provide measurable operational value. Support long-term technology planning and digital transformation initiatives. Help leadership assess technology risks, priorities, dependencies, and resource needs. Project Leadership Lead enterprise technology projects from concept through implementation and post-launch evaluation. Develop project plans, timelines, budgets, risk assessments, decision materials, and executive status reports. Coordinate vendors, consultants, County IT, technical staff, and operational stakeholders. Clarify project ownership, responsibilities, dependencies, and escalation paths. Monitor deliverables and ensure projects remain aligned with scope, schedule, quality, and operational needs. Identify risks early and recommend corrective actions. Ensure technology projects are delivered with minimal disruption to court operations and public service. Business Partnership Build trusted partnerships with operational divisions throughout the Office. Meet with executives, managers, supervisors, and designated front-line staff to understand workflows, pain points, and service needs. Translate business processes into clear functional and technical requirements. Facilitate discovery sessions, requirements gathering, process mapping, and solution evaluation. Recommend technology solutions that improve customer service, employee productivity, data quality, and operational efficiency. Ensure technology solutions address business needs rather than simply introducing new software. Maintain clear communication and consistent follow-through with stakeholders. Technology Operations Oversee daily operational support for enterprise applications and technology services. Coordinate incident management, escalation, troubleshooting, service restoration, and root-cause analysis. Monitor system performance, availability, reliability, ticket aging, service levels, and user experience. Coordinate system maintenance, upgrades, change control, testing, and production releases. Support disaster recovery, business continuity, and continuity of operations planning. Identify recurring incidents, undocumented dependencies, operational risks, and opportunities for permanent resolution. Ensure critical court operations receive timely and appropriate technical support. Vendor and Contract Management Serve as the primary relationship manager for assigned software vendors and technology partners. Monitor vendor performance, service-level commitments, project deliverables, issue resolution, and responsiveness. Escalate vendor concerns and recommend corrective actions when performance does not meet expectations. Coordinate product demonstrations, solution evaluations, contract deliverables, and implementation activities. Support technology procurement, contract administration, budgeting, and renewal planning. Maintain accurate records of vendor commitments, decisions, risks, and outstanding actions. Data, Reporting and Analytics Develop and maintain executive dashboards, operational reports, and performance measures. Support the establishment of clear key performance indicators and reporting definitions. Monitor data quality, validation, accuracy, completeness, and consistency. Coordinate integrations, interfaces, APIs, data exchanges, and reporting dependencies. Conduct SQL-based data analysis or coordinate technical resources to produce needed analysis. Present complex information in a clear and actionable manner for technical and non-technical audiences. Use data to identify trends, risks, recurring issues, and opportunities for improvement. Artificial Intelligence and Automation Identify opportunities to automate manual, repetitive, and time-consuming processes. Evaluate responsible applications of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. Develop business cases for automation and AI initiatives based on measurable operational value. Ensure AI initiatives include appropriate privacy, security, governance, human review, auditability, and data-quality controls. Coordinate pilot programs, testing, adoption, evaluation, and continuous improvement. Promote responsible innovation that improves efficiency without compromising accuracy, accountability, or public trust. Knowledge Management and Documentation Develop and maintain standard operating procedures, technical documentation, workflow diagrams, system inventories, knowledge articles, and support guides. Document recurring fixes, business rules, system dependencies, workarounds, interfaces, configurations, and escalation procedures. Establish documentation standards for technical staff. Ensure documentation remains current, accessible, and usable. Lead cross-training and knowledge-transfer efforts. Reduce operational risk caused by undocumented systems or knowledge concentrated with one employee. Training and Organizational Change Develop training materials and support programs for end users and internal technical staff. Lead organizational change efforts associated with technology implementations. Coordinate communications, readiness activities, user acceptance testing, and adoption support. Partner with operational leaders to identify training needs and reinforce new processes. Promote technology adoption through clear communication, coaching, documentation, and follow-up. Evaluate user feedback and adjust training or system support accordingly. Customer Service Provide professional, responsive, and solutions-oriented service to judges, executives, employees, justice partners, vendors, and members of the public. Ensure technology issues are acknowledged, tracked, escalated, and resolved appropriately. Communicate clearly during system issues, outages, upgrades, and major projects. Maintain composure and sound judgment during high-pressure situations. Reinforce a service culture within the technical team. What Success Looks Like Within the first year, the successful candidate will have: Established trusted relationships with executive leadership and operational divisions. Strengthened supervision, accountability, workload management, and professional development for technical staff. Improved staff cross-training and reduced dependency on individual employees. Successfully advanced or delivered major enterprise technology initiatives. Improved system support, incident escalation, and operational visibility. Developed executive dashboards that support data-driven decisions. Strengthened vendor accountability, application governance, and change management. Reduced recurring technology issues through proactive problem management. Expanded technical documentation, SOPs, system diagrams, and knowledge resources. Identified practical automation and AI opportunities with measurable operational value. Improved technology adoption, training, and communication across the Office. Positioned the Information Technology Department as a strategic and dependable partner supporting the Clerk’s mission. Minimum Qualifications Education Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems, Business Information Systems, Public Administration, or a closely related field. Experience Five years of progressively responsible experience in one or more of the following areas: Enterprise application management Information technology leadership Technical staff supervision Project management Business analysis Enterprise software implementation Vendor management Technology operations Data analytics and reporting Supervisory Experience Must include 3 years of lead or supervisory experience; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience which provides the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities for this job. Preferred Qualifications Preference may be given to candidates with experience in: Supervising technical teams Court or justice technology systems Tyler Technologies applications Enterprise software implementation SQL and enterprise reporting tools Microsoft Power Platform Artificial intelligence and automation technologies Business process improvement Change management Public sector technology Application integrations and APIs Technology procurement and contract administration Disaster recovery and business continuity planning Professional certifications such as PMP, ITIL, Lean Six Sigma, Certified Scrum Product Owner, Microsoft certifications, or related credentials are highly desirable. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities The ideal candidate demonstrates: Enterprise application management Technical team leadership Employee coaching and performance management Project and program leadership Business analysis and requirements gathering Vendor and contract management Customer service excellence Executive communication and presentation skills Data analysis and reporting Strategic thinking and sound judgment Technology innovation Change management Operational problem solving Documentation and knowledge management Ability to manage competing priorities Ability to communicate effectively with technical and non-technical audiences Ability to remain composed and decisive during incidents and operational disruptions Strong accountability, responsiveness, diplomacy, curiosity, adaptability, and follow-through Why Join Our Team? The Office of the Fulton County Clerk of Superior and Magistrate Courts is committed to advancing access to justice through technology, collaboration, operational excellence, and continuous improvement. As Information Systems Manager, you will have the opportunity to lead technical staff, influence enterprise technology strategy, improve systems and services, strengthen organizational capacity, and deliver solutions that directly affect employees, justice partners, and the citizens of Fulton County. This role is designed for a technology leader who wants to do more than maintain systems. It is an opportunity to build a stronger technical team, solve meaningful operational challenges, and help shape the future of court administration. Salary: $99,677 annually, non-negotiable. Typical Qualifications Performance Aptitudes: Data Utilization: Requires the ability to coordinate, manage, and/or correlate data. Includes exercising judgment in determining time, place and/or sequence of operations, referencing data analyses to determine necessity for revision of organizational components, and in the formulation of operational strategy. Human Interaction: Requires the ability to provide formal training to others in specific fields typically involving preparation and/or modification of teaching materials. Requires the ability to act as a first-line supervisor, including instructing, assigning and reviewing work, maintaining standards, coordinating activities, and evaluating employee job performance. Equipment, Machinery, Tools, and Materials Utilization: Requires the ability to operate and control the actions of equipment and machinery, requiring the monitoring, adjustment, regulation, and/or setting of multiple conditions. Supplemental Information It is the policy of Fult