A District Court Systems Manager, under the general direction of the District Court Administrator, is responsible for training and assisting staff in comprehending and operating the many administrative, procedural and technical systems used within each division of the District Court including the criminal, civil, probation, collections and problem-solving court divisions. Such systems include, but are not limited to, OnBase (Electronic Case File Management), MiFile (Electronic Court Filing System), JIS/AS400 (Judicial Information System), BIS (Court Recording System), MCAP (Michigan Court Application Portal), and Perform (Performance Evaluation System). The District Court Project/Training Manager is responsible for coordinating and leading initiatives affecting the Court's case management and data retention/reporting functions. This position includes responsibility for drafting, maintaining and providing training to staff on policy and procedure manuals specific to each department within the District Court. Critical analysis of existing processes, the ability to develop and implement new policies and procedures as necessary, and the making of recommendations regarding complex court-related projects, system utilization and training methods is essential. The Project/Training Manager also performs other related duties as required.