Vice President of Technology

Posted 2 days ago

attractivate consulting solutionsHouston (TX)

Computer and Information Systems Managers All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

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About the role

We’re looking for aVP of Technologyto build and lead the IT function for a growing industrial organization. This role will define the technology strategy, consolidate multiple legacy systems, and create a modern, scalable IT environment across several acquired manufacturing businesses.

What You’ll Do:

Build the overallIT strategyacross support, operations, systems, infrastructure, and security
Consolidate and modernizemultiple legacy systemsinto a unified architecture
Lead decisions onoutsourcing versus in‑house capabilities, including MSP strategy
Develop anAI and automation roadmapfor operations and back‑office functions
Build and manage anapplication development team
Oversee allinfrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity, and OT environments
Create and scale a real IT department from the ground upWhat You Bring 10+ years of IT leadership inmanufacturing or industrial environments
Experience integrating and modernizinglegacy systems
Strong background ininfrastructure, cybersecurity, and OTAbility to build and leadapp dev teams
Experience working with MSPs and driving consolidation
Strategic mindset with hands‑on execution ability
Key Details

Seniority level: Director

Employment type: Full-time

Job function: Information Technology (Manufacturing)

Location: Houston, TX

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