The Collibra System Administrator will serve as the technical anchor for the Data Governance platform, ensuring its operational health, stability, and connectivity. While still acting as a vital link between business users and technical teams, this role focuses primarily on the "how" rather than the "what"-troubleshooting day-to-day technical issues, managing back-end configurations, and ensuring seamless data connectivity. This role is respo[ "KEY RESPONSIBILITIES - Operational Support & Troubleshooting: - Serve as the primary point of contact for day-to-day technical issues within the Collibra platform, including user access, workflow failures, and job execution errors. - Analyze system logs and utilize monitoring tools to proactively identify and resolve performance bottlenecks or stability issues. - Manage and administer Collibra Protect, ensuring fine-grained data access controls are correctly configured and operating as intended. Integration & Connectivity: - Build, configure, and maintain JDBC driver connections to enable diverse data sources to integrate with the Collibra Data Catalog. - Manage technical configurations for Collibra Edge sites to ensure successful metadata ingestion and profiling. - Collaborate with data owners to troubleshoot connectivity issues between source systems and Collibra. Vendor & DevOps Coordination - Act as the primary technical liaison with Collibra vendor support; log tickets, provide necessary diagnostic data (logs, screenshots), and drive issues to resolution. - Coordinate with internal DevOps and Infrastructure teams for platform upgrades, patches, server maintenance, and network configuration changes (firewalls, proxies). - Translate vendor technical requirements into actionable tasks for internal Ascension IT teams. Platform Management: - Plan and coordinate technical implementations of new features, hotfixes, and major version upgrades. - Maintain technical documentation regarding system architecture, configurations, and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for troubleshooting. - Stay current on Collibra's technical roadmap, specifically regarding changes to APIs, connectors, and infrastructure requirements." ][ "REQUIRED SKILLS:\r\n-\t 5 years of experience in Enterprise System Administration, Application Support, or Technical Operations.\r\n-\t 3 years of experience working as a Collibra system administrator\r\n. Proven experience troubleshooting complex, multi-tiered enterprise software applications (identifying issues across network, database, or application layers).\r\n-\t. Experience configuring JDBC/ ODBC drivers and understanding of database connectivity protocols.\r\n-\t. Strong experience coordinating with software vendors for advanced support and ticket resolution.\r\n\r\n\r\n. PREFERRED SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS:\r\n. Technical Expertise:\r\n-\t. Hands-on administration experience with Collibra Data Intelligence Cloud (DGC, Catalog, Protect).\r\n-\t. Experience with Collibra Jobserver/ Edge installation and log analysis.\r\n-\t. Working knowledge of Linux/ Windows server environments for basic troubleshooting.\r\n-\t. Familiarity with REST APIs for basic automation or integration testing.\r\n-\t. Knowledge of SQL for querying backend databases or validating data connections.\r\n\r\n. Process & Soft Skills:\r\n-\t. Strong analytical thinking and decisive judgment in high-pressure troubleshooting scenarios.\r\n-\t. Experience working in Agile/ Scrum methodologies (specifically focusing on technical delivery within sprints).\r\n-\t. Excellent written communication skills for documenting root cause analyses and technical configurations.\r\n-\t. Ability to explain complex technical issues to non-technical business stakeholders.\r\n\r\n. Education & Background:\r\n\r\n-\t. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or equivalent work experience.\r\n-\t. Experience working in a healthcare environment or with highly regulated data (HIPAA, PII/ PHI) is a plus." ]