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Electronic Protections Analyst

University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, CAN
Full-time
Onsite
Discovered 1 weeks ago
Electronic protective services systemsAccess controlVideo surveillanceAlarm managementSystem configurationTroubleshooting

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Role overview

The analyst administers, supports, and coordinates university electronic protective services technologies, including access control, video surveillance, alarm management, and related security systems.

The role supports platform operations, service delivery, implementation, and maintenance of security technology initiatives.

Work includes office and field environments, operational support, projects, and lifecycle management.

The role is based in person at the Saskatoon campus; hybrid work may be eligible under the university's Alternative Workspace Guidelines.

Occasional evening or weekend work is required for critical systems or scheduled maintenance.

Duties and responsibilities

  • Administer enterprise access control, video surveillance, alarm management, and related platforms; assess service needs and resolve technical issues.
  • Consult on and participate in planning, design, and implementation of protective-services technology projects.
  • Install, maintain, troubleshoot, commission, and remediate systems with stakeholders, contractors, vendors, and technology partners.
  • Configure controllers, field devices, access groups, schedules, role-based access controls, identity integrations, and related components.
  • Support project intake, requirements gathering, field and site assessments, solution development, commissioning, testing, operational acceptance, and transition to operations.
  • Inspect and verify installations against approved designs, specifications, standards, and operational requirements.
  • Maintain technical documentation, inventories, asset and cable records, commissioning records, support procedures, and configuration information.
  • Improve standards, procedures, governance materials, and operational practices; monitor system health and service metrics.
  • Perform upgrades, firmware updates, configuration reviews, preventative maintenance, lifecycle activities, and technical remediation.
  • Respond to incidents and service requests, support restoration, and participate in scheduled maintenance for critical systems and service continuity.
  • Collaborate professionally, follow policy, contribute to an inclusive environment, and participate in learning related to Indigenous engagement, reconciliation, equity, diversity, and inclusion.

Qualifications information

  • The supplied description is truncated at the start of the qualifications section; further candidate qualifications are not available.

Benefits

  • The university describes flexible work arrangements, recreation services, professional development, and a benefits and pension program.

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