What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Planner position at Eagle County Government?
Description Of Duties/Essential Functions
Special Notice: Online applications are not being accepted at this time for this position title. However, you may choose to complete the CMS-100 Employment Application for this title. This application is available on the Forms page of the work.illinois.gov website or at any of the CMS Assessment Centers. Please contact the CMS Assessment Center nearest to you for more information or call 217-782-7100.
This notice is for grading and informational purposes only and is not an actual vacancy.
The State of Illinois offers several options to allow candidates to be considered for vacant positions. Interested applicants should utilize the option described below that best suits their needs.
Open Competitive Grades
You Should Apply For An Open Competitive Grade If
To be considered for open competitive eligibility for the title of Information Systems Analyst II - Opt MCC, you must be deemed qualified by Central Management Services (CMS). Information Systems Analyst II - Opt MCC is a regularly tested title that requires a review of your minimum qualifications and the completion of a Supplemental Questionnaire form to determine your final grade. If you meet the minimum qualifications for this title, CMS will mail the Supplemental Questionnaire to you. Instructions for completion of the Supplemental Questionnaire will be included with the mailing. After successfully obtaining a passing grade, your name will be placed on an open competitive eligible list for Information Systems Analyst II - Opt MCC in the two counties you select on your application. An official grade notice will be mailed to you when grading is completed.
If you are satisfied with the grade you received for this title, option and county, no further action is required. Your name has already been placed on the open competitive eligible list for this title. Open competitive grades are valid for one (1) year.
If your education and/or experience has significantly changed or if your grade will soon expire, submit an updated application for a new grade. Applications may be resubmitted for the same title after thirty (30) days from the last examination date.
Applicants may only be considered for two counties per title/option at any given time. Please ensure you are available to work in the county choices you have selected.
If your current county choices do not include the county in which a vacancy exists, you must change one of your counties to be considered for that vacancy. To do so, complete and sign a Change of Information Form (CMS-263) and submit it to: Examining & Counseling Division, 401 S. Spring Street, 500 Stratton Office Building, Springfield, IL 62706, Fax (217) 524-8740. The form is in PDF format and can be viewed/completed/printed using Adobe Reader. Your name will be removed from the eligible list for vacancies in this title/option for the county or counties that you remove.
Promotional Grades
State of Illinois employees who are currently certified are eligible to receive promotional grades for most titles within state government. At the present time, online applications are not accepted for promotional grading. View the Promotional Grades page for further instructions. You will also need to complete a Bid Form and submit it to the hiring agency along with a copy of your online or CMS-100 employment application.
Note: If you already have a promotional grade for this title/option, you do not need to submit your application for grading again.
Upward Mobility Program (UMP) Grades
Other Methods Of Consideration
There may be situations when obtaining a grade is not necessary. These scenarios include, but are not limited to:
CMS does not issue grades for non-code positions, which are defined as positions outside the jurisdiction of the Personnel Code. Non-code positions should be clearly identified on the vacancy posting. To be considered, interested applicants should contact the hiring agency. Please follow the agency's instructions on the vacancy posting for application procedures.
Note
Refer to the section above for application procedures.
Additional Documentation For Information Systems Analyst II
Option MCC - Manual Comm/Client Services
Class Specification
Additional Title and Exam Information
These documents are in PDF format and can be viewed using Adobe Reader.
Benefits For State Employees
State of Illinois employees may be eligible for a variety of benefits associated with their employment. From a comprehensive health and dental insurance program, to vacation and sick leave days and a generous retirement plan, the State of Illinois offers a competitive benefits program for state employees. To learn more about the benefits of state employment, please explore the links below:
Healthcare Benefits
The State offers its employees a comprehensive health and dental program along with a wide array of supplemental insurance programs. Illinois has long been committed to providing employees with the best possible insurance benefits at the greatest possible value.
Retirement Benefits
In addition to health and dental insurance programs, state employees are offered a generous pension program with options that can be tailored to meet employees' needs.
Workplace Benefits
State employees may also be eligible for other benefits such as holidays, annual leave and sick leave.
Visit our Illinois Benefits website to see a more detailed summary of other benefits which are available to state employees.
Note: The above benefits are available to most state employees with the exception of those in temporary positions. Employees in temporary, part-time and student worker positions may be eligible for all, some or none of these benefits.
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What best describes your level of education?
If you possess a Master's Degree, which best describes your degree field of study?
How many years professional level information technology work experience do you have?
Special Notice: Online applications are not being accepted at this time for this position title. However, you may choose to complete the CMS-100 Employment Application for this title. This application is available on the Forms page of the work.illinois.gov website or at any of the CMS Assessment Centers. Please contact the CMS Assessment Center nearest to you for more information or call 217-782-7100.
This notice is for grading and informational purposes only and is not an actual vacancy.
The State of Illinois offers several options to allow candidates to be considered for vacant positions. Interested applicants should utilize the option described below that best suits their needs.
Open Competitive Grades
You Should Apply For An Open Competitive Grade If
- You have never worked for the State of Illinois,
- You work/have worked for the State of Illinois but have never held certified status,
- You are/have been a certified State of Illinois employee and wish to exercise your veteran's preference rights, or
- You are a certified non-veteran State of Illinois employee and wish to be considered from an open competitive eligible list.
To be considered for open competitive eligibility for the title of Information Systems Analyst II - Opt MCC, you must be deemed qualified by Central Management Services (CMS). Information Systems Analyst II - Opt MCC is a regularly tested title that requires a review of your minimum qualifications and the completion of a Supplemental Questionnaire form to determine your final grade. If you meet the minimum qualifications for this title, CMS will mail the Supplemental Questionnaire to you. Instructions for completion of the Supplemental Questionnaire will be included with the mailing. After successfully obtaining a passing grade, your name will be placed on an open competitive eligible list for Information Systems Analyst II - Opt MCC in the two counties you select on your application. An official grade notice will be mailed to you when grading is completed.
If you are satisfied with the grade you received for this title, option and county, no further action is required. Your name has already been placed on the open competitive eligible list for this title. Open competitive grades are valid for one (1) year.
If your education and/or experience has significantly changed or if your grade will soon expire, submit an updated application for a new grade. Applications may be resubmitted for the same title after thirty (30) days from the last examination date.
Applicants may only be considered for two counties per title/option at any given time. Please ensure you are available to work in the county choices you have selected.
If your current county choices do not include the county in which a vacancy exists, you must change one of your counties to be considered for that vacancy. To do so, complete and sign a Change of Information Form (CMS-263) and submit it to: Examining & Counseling Division, 401 S. Spring Street, 500 Stratton Office Building, Springfield, IL 62706, Fax (217) 524-8740. The form is in PDF format and can be viewed/completed/printed using Adobe Reader. Your name will be removed from the eligible list for vacancies in this title/option for the county or counties that you remove.
Promotional Grades
State of Illinois employees who are currently certified are eligible to receive promotional grades for most titles within state government. At the present time, online applications are not accepted for promotional grading. View the Promotional Grades page for further instructions. You will also need to complete a Bid Form and submit it to the hiring agency along with a copy of your online or CMS-100 employment application.
Note: If you already have a promotional grade for this title/option, you do not need to submit your application for grading again.
Upward Mobility Program (UMP) Grades
- All certified and promotional probationary employees in an AFSCME-represented bargaining unit whose contract so provides and all employees in a non-bargaining unit position classification for which a certificate or a credential is issued by the Upward Mobility Program are eligible for participation.
- Employees with an Upward Mobility grade must bid on vacancies posted for their work location or for other work locations in their current work county. Complete a Bid Form and submit it to the hiring agency along with a copy of your online or CMS-100 employment application. For positions in other work counties or other agencies, the employer will contact the eligible employee(s) without the need for the employee(s) to bid.
Other Methods Of Consideration
There may be situations when obtaining a grade is not necessary. These scenarios include, but are not limited to:
- Certified/previously certified employees eligible for such actions as reinstatements, transfers, voluntary reductions, parallel pay grade movement, etc. Please complete a Bid Form and submit it to the hiring agency along with a copy of your online or CMS-100 employment application. The hiring agency will submit the necessary paperwork to CMS for prequalification, if applicable. The bid form is in PDF format and can be viewed/completed/printed using Adobe Reader.
- Applicants wanting to be considered for positions partially exempt from the Personnel Code and agency select positions. For these positions, follow the instructions on the agency vacancy posting or contact the hiring agency directly.
CMS does not issue grades for non-code positions, which are defined as positions outside the jurisdiction of the Personnel Code. Non-code positions should be clearly identified on the vacancy posting. To be considered, interested applicants should contact the hiring agency. Please follow the agency's instructions on the vacancy posting for application procedures.
Note
- Obtaining a grade does not constitute a bid within the hiring agency or assure consideration for a particular vacancy.
- Salary amounts shown are only to be used as a guide; actual salary will be determined at the time of hire based on current salary plans and/or collective bargaining agreements, if applicable.
Refer to the section above for application procedures.
Additional Documentation For Information Systems Analyst II
Option MCC - Manual Comm/Client Services
Class Specification
Additional Title and Exam Information
These documents are in PDF format and can be viewed using Adobe Reader.
Benefits For State Employees
State of Illinois employees may be eligible for a variety of benefits associated with their employment. From a comprehensive health and dental insurance program, to vacation and sick leave days and a generous retirement plan, the State of Illinois offers a competitive benefits program for state employees. To learn more about the benefits of state employment, please explore the links below:
Healthcare Benefits
The State offers its employees a comprehensive health and dental program along with a wide array of supplemental insurance programs. Illinois has long been committed to providing employees with the best possible insurance benefits at the greatest possible value.
Retirement Benefits
In addition to health and dental insurance programs, state employees are offered a generous pension program with options that can be tailored to meet employees' needs.
Workplace Benefits
State employees may also be eligible for other benefits such as holidays, annual leave and sick leave.
Visit our Illinois Benefits website to see a more detailed summary of other benefits which are available to state employees.
Note: The above benefits are available to most state employees with the exception of those in temporary positions. Employees in temporary, part-time and student worker positions may be eligible for all, some or none of these benefits.
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What best describes your level of education?
- Grade School
- High School or G.E.D.
- 1 Year College
- 2 Years College/A.A. Degree/Diploma
- 3 Years College
- 4 Years College/No Degree
- Bachelor's Degree
- 1 Year or more Graduate Work
- Master's/J.D./Dentist/DVM
- Ph.D/M.D.
If you possess a Master's Degree, which best describes your degree field of study?
- None
- Art & Design
- Business Administration
- Child & Family Services
- Computer Technology
- Criminal Justice
- Education/Teaching
- Engineering
- Geology
- Guidance/Counseling
- Healthcare
- Human Services
- Legal/Paralegal
- Liberal Arts
- Political Science
- Psychiatry
- Psychology
- Public Administration
- Religion
- Science & Math
- Social Work
How many years professional level information technology work experience do you have?
- 0-11 months
- 1 year
- 2 years
- 3 years
- 4 years
- 5 years
- 6 years
- 7 years
- 8 years
- 9 or more years
- Required Question