Facilities Maintenance Specialist
About the job
- A high school diploma or equivalent.
- A valid driver's license with a clean driving record.
- At least 3 years of experience in building maintenance.
- Knowledge of building systems such as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, lighting, plumbing, and safety systems.
- Ability to navigate a computer and use Microsoft products and email.
- Ability to safely operate power equipment, including lawn mowers, chainsaws, tractors, trucks, and vans.
- Ability to work from staging and ladders, work on hands and knees, and lift 70 pounds.
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
- Ability to complete tasks with minimal direction and work within established guidelines.
- Ability to work occasional weekend hours and overtime before or after regular hours as needed.
- Ability to work effectively with vendors, visitors, and employees at all organizational levels.
- Set up new and reconfigured workstations and appropriately prepare workstations for new hires and employee desk moves.
- Maintain grounds and parking lots, coordinating with vendors for snow plowing and sanding.
- Remove snow from walkways and emergency exits.
- Oversee lawn care, landscaping, trimming, weeding, irrigation, and pond cleaning.
- Perform general interior building maintenance, including changing light bulbs, painting, maintaining fire suppression systems, and overseeing fitness equipment.
- Serve as a backup van driver when needed.
- Test fire and safety systems on a regular schedule.
- Maintain fleet vehicles and equipment.
- Oversee storage areas, keep them organized, and maintain reasonable inventory levels.
- Work closely with the Facilities Manager to provide a safe, clean, and comfortable work environment.
- Teardown, build, and reconfigure furniture and cubicles as instructed.
- Work as part of a team to accomplish daily facilities functions.
- Tradesmen licenses and/or certifications.
- Mechanical troubleshooting knowledge.
About the company
Tyler Technologies builds software for governments and school districts, linking financial administration, courts, public safety, and services residents use online. Its applications connect agency records so staff can share information, manage cases, collect taxes, and coordinate work across departments. Agencies run the software in the cloud or on their own systems, while residents use related websites to submit forms, file court documents, and make payments. Tyler earns money through software subscriptions, payment transaction fees, maintenance, and implementation services, and was founded in 1966 with headquarters in Plano, Texas, United States.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Plano, Texas
Founded
1966
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Cloud demand keeps compounding: Tyler reported 21.7% annual growth in quarterly cloud software revenue in July 2026.
- Revenue has a stable base: recurring contracts supplied 86.7% of Tyler's second-quarter sales, reported in July 2026.
- Staff build cloud skills: Tyler's February 2026 filing reports employees earned 134 AWS certifications during 2025.
What critics are saying
- Career growth drives departures: Tyler's February 2026 filing names career opportunities as the top reason for 2025 exits.
- State contract losses dent payments: Tyler reported a $12.5 million quarterly revenue hit from one wind-down in July 2026.
- Cash has competing uses: Tyler owes $1.44 billion on convertible notes due July 2031.
What makes Tyler Technologies unique
- Its customers span tiny and giant governments: Tyler serves Loving County, Texas, and Los Angeles County.
- Public servants shape its products: 45% of Tyler's employees previously worked in the public sector.
- It links judges directly with police: CloudGavel exchanges electronic warrant requests and approvals between courts and law enforcement.
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Benefits
- Hybrid Work Options