Director of Technology Services

Executive Director

Oversee, manage, and maintain the district's computer, networked device, and telecommunications systems. This includes project planning, product evaluation, installation, training, troubleshooting, and development of internal applications and technical processes.

Essential duties / responsibilities :

• Plans short and long-term goals for the district regarding its technology needs and coordinates implementation of all technology-related platforms.
• Develops and initiates the implementation of technology-related standards and procedures for the district.
• Reviews software and hardware products for improvements to the current system, as well as research on district-wide upgrades such as state-of-the-art registration and accounting software and point-of-sale systems.
• Coordinates purchase of hardware, software, and other computer-related products.
• Install new software and hardware.
• Maintains an inventory of all hardware and software.
• Performs special automation projects as assigned.
• Provides training on software and hardware to management and supervisory staff.
• Implements, manages, and maintains all firewall / UTM appliance functionality.
• Provides user support to staff, including remote locations.
• Investigate data input, software, and hardware problems. Corrects or arranges for correction of the problem.
• Performs ongoing routine system maintenance, including system backups.
• Prepares, monitors, and analyzes the annual budget for the management information systems cost center.
• Administration, troubleshooting, and management of non-computer-related connected devices such as access control systems, security camera systems, and facility-wide and conference room audio systems.
• Provide technical expertise for environmental systems, advertisement displays, and TV infrastructure.

Phone related hardware and telecommunications infrastructure :

Other duties / responsibilities : Performs all functions in a customer service-focused manner as presented in the associate handbook; Works periodically on special projects as assigned outside the context of computer / phone systems, but for which the incumbent possesses the ability to perform adequately; Serves on committees and focus groups as set by the executive director; and performs all other duties as assigned.

Supervisory duties : The director of technology services supervises and manages two systems administrator positions and one technology coordinator and oversees and supervises work performed by various contractors and outside service providers as needed.

Job qualifications :

Education and experience :

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, MIS, or a related field (master's preferred). Minimum five years' experience leading an IT department, eight+ years in systems and / or network administration, and experience managing budgets on a three-year project cycle. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and experience with VOIP or UCaaS telecommunications platforms required.

Work environment :

This position requires occasional work in sometimes loud, high-traffic areas. Some locations where equipment is accessed can be dusty or dirty.

Physical activities : This position occasionally requires manual labor such as hardware, cabling installation, and moving technology-related hardware between locations. The employee must lift and carry 50lbs., climb and balance on ladders and step stools, and stoop, kneel, and crawl beneath desk spaces.

Travel : This position is required to travel regularly between district facilities.

Benefits : Competitive medical, dental, and vision plans Employer paid life and disability Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) Employer paid Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) Tuition reimbursement / staff development allowance of $1,200 annually 10 paid holidays per year 15 vacation days per year 12 paid sick days per year 401(a) employer match of 12% vested after only two years of service Wellness benefits for employees and family members