IT Manager

Job Level
Mid-level position
Job Category
Manager / Supervisor
Sector
  • Technology
Job Status
Areas of Responsibility
  • Information Technology
Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree from an appropriately accredited institution and five years of
experience in the information technology field including at least two years of
experience in technology support.

License/Certification Required   
Preferred Qualifications
  • Significant experience providing technology support, especially within a higher education environment
  • Experience providing strategic and innovative thinking, followed by the use of
  • project management to facilitate organizational success
  • Experience managing an IT support organization
  • Demonstrated experience working effectively with diverse populations in a
  • higher education setting
  • Strong leadership skills including problem solving, analytics, and project
  • management
  • Experience with Google Apps for Education and other applications listed in our service catalog
Essential Duties and Responsibilities

The Desktop Support Manager leads the support of university-owned computers, peripherals, and software and is responsible for a team of computer and technology support specialists who provide direct, multi-level support to faculty and staff across all academic and business units.

The position needs to have a good balance of computer support expertise and social, communication and management skills.

Other Duties and Responsibilities include:

  • Supervising 13 technology support specialists, which includes coaching and mentoring of employees and creating work plans and providing performance evaluations
  • Coordinating a computer refresh plan with academic and business units
  • Providing specialized expertise to common university systems and software
  • Maintaining strong working relationships with other ITS managers, college deans and department leads.
  • Playing an active role in IT project management and governance, leading IT support initiatives to enhance the end user’s technology experience
  • Collaborating with distributed IT units, especially student support and faculty learning technologies
  • Assisting the director of support as needed
  • Assisting faculty and staff with technology issues