Systems Engineer

Systems Engineer Job Description The Directorate-General for Post-Compulsory Education (DGEP) is responsible for training that takes place between the end of compulsory education and higher education. It offers training within 16 gymnases and 13 vocational schools and brings together more than 3'400 collaborators. In order to strengthen the Information Systems Unit (USI), we are looking for a Systems Engineer. Responsibilities Design and pilot the evolution of IT architectures by integrating advanced technologies, ensuring their security, interoperability, and scalability while defining technological standards and integrating best IT practices. Ensure the availability and resilience of IT services by implementing advanced supervision strategies, business recovery plans, and optimization mechanisms to prevent service interruptions and ensure operational continuity. Design and deploy digital transformation and evolution projects by defining technical specifications, ensuring system interoperability, and integrating innovative technologies to improve the scalability, performance, and cybersecurity of IT services. Supervise and harmonize IT operations within establishments by standardizing configurations, optimizing administration, and developing comprehensive technical documentation to ensure the sustainability of technologies and facilitate collaboration between technical teams. Contribute to incident management, drive problem management and continuous improvement by providing advanced technical support, identifying and correcting the root causes of malfunctions, and automating processes to improve the stability and security of IT environments. For more information, you can consult the specification sheet here or call Mr. Frédéric Roduit at . Qualifications Bachelor or Master in the IT field (or equivalent title). Certification or training in one or more technologies. Architecture / System Expertise: 5 years of experience. IT System Security: 5 years of experience. English read, spoken and written (level B2). Excellent knowledge of ITIL processes WHO ARE WE? The Directorate-General for Post-Compulsory Education (DGEP) provides training that takes place between the end of compulsory education and higher education, i.e. vocational training and gymnasial education. The Cantonal Office for School and Professional Guidance (OCOSP), which aims to promote professional integration and employability for all individuals in a situation of choice of training, is also attached to it, as well as a series of services intended for young people in transition or allophones. Its purpose is to open the doors to a personal and professional project for all, in order to bring as many people as possible to a recognized post-compulsory training title. For more information, click here to visit our site. Why join the State of Vaud? The State of Vaud offers a wide range of jobs and development opportunities. Working conditions are guided by the themes of equality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional ethics in an environment conducive to reconciling professional and private life. To learn more about our benefits, visit our Employer State page. Publication date: 02 Location Lausanne, Switzerland Apply before: 55 Entry into function date CDD of 5 months Salary class 12 Type of contract CDD Auxiliaires mensualisés Activity rate 80% Address Directorate-General for Post-Compulsory Education Rue St-Martin 26 1014 Lausanne jpidfc2e57ajm jpit0626jm jpiy26jm