What windows account to use as proxy account to schedule a package to run in sql server 2005 job

I have successfully set up a credential and proxy in SQL Server 2005 to run a SSIS 2005 job under my windows account. The problem I got is the password of  my account will expire sometime so the job execution will fail until I change the password
in the credential. I am thinking either to ask our IT administrator to set my account to password never expire or use a different account for the credential. I have very limited knowledge regarding windows security. So if I go the second option what account
should I use for the credential/proxy? I need to know about this before asking our IT admin.

It must be a domain wide service account (with a strong, non-expiring password), not a private account with just enough rights to run packages (this implies the account must be able to connect to remote data sources and shares). Oftentimes, such
an account also needs write access to the %temp% directory.
Arthur My Blog
Thanks. I will try to tell our admin see if it makes sense to him.

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