The Director of Information Technology directly oversees the IT Operation with day-to-day project management and team leadership while ensuring the organization’s technological needs are met and align with the active strategic plan. It is required that the individual acts in a way that reflects a high standard of morals and integrity and can establish and maintain positive relationships with associates, vendors, and customers as a part of the successful implementation of the mission of Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA.
Primary Responsibilities
- Identify, develop and implement strategies aligned with the active Strategic Plan while optimizing the use of resources with appropriate allocation to meet the needs of the organization.
- Consistently monitor, assess and improve the security measures to protect the IT systems and data of GIMG including performing risk assessments and implementing disaster recovery plans.
- Manage and oversee all facets of the information technology department for the organization.
- Complete oversight of the IT team including staffing and management.
- Daily supervision assigning tasks, setting priorities and overseeing daily operations.
- Ensuring team members have the tools and resources needed to perform their tasks effectively.
- Investing in the professional growth of their team members by identifying training opportunities and encouraging team members to stay up to date with industry trends.
- Collaboration with the VP of Administration to assess industry trends and how they can be used to benefit our organization. Â
- Provide daily computer support, maintenance and troubleshooting.
- To take the initiative on reporting and resolving network infrastructure problems and recommending upgrades and improvement to the network infrastructure.
- To manage all information technology equipment – i.e. computer inventory, software license, printers, A/V systems, WAP’s, network switches, etc.
- To select, maintain, deploy, manage, test, and support VOIP telephone systems, Firewalls, Point of Sale software, network infrastructure, A/V systems, etc.
- To manage the organization's Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications, ensuring that they are implemented, configured, and integrated correctly.
- To develop and implement policies and procedures related to IT, ensuring that they are aligned with industry best practices and regulatory requirements.
- To maintain compliance with CARF, GLBA, CMMC, PCI and HIPAA, and all other legal guidelines.
- Oversee the planning and execution of IT projects, such as system upgrades, new implementations and migrations.
- Evaluate, select, and manage vendors of IT hardware, software, and other services.
- To maintain confidentiality of all records and files concerning the position.
- To perform all other duties as may be assigned.
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