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Head of IT - Remote (m/w/d)

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washington frank internationalRedmond (WA)

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About the role

The Director of Information Technology (IT) leads IT operations and executes key strategic and operational activities to support business operations, strengthening technology capabilities and ensuring reliable, secure and compliant systems. Responsibilities include managing IT infrastructure, business systems, compliance, security, and support services. Own and manage core IT operations, including infrastructure and business systems. Develop and enforce IT policies, ensuring compliance with corporate and regulatory standards. Maintain secure data management systems and environments. Manage deployments, software licensing, and endpoint security for company devices. Support and enhance IT solutions including networking, telephony, ERP, CRM, QMS, and otherbusiness applications. Implement approved IT plans, including hardware and software projects. Evaluate and manage vendor contracts, providing best-fit solution recommendations. Act as an escalation point for IT-related issues across all sites and departments. Ensure compliance with cybersecurity standards, including the adoption of best practices, vulnerability management, and security awareness training. Provide user training and support for hardware and software applications. Manage internal IT staff or external resources to meet service level targets. Define ERP lifecycle management processes, including selection, deployment, and optimization. Manage data migration and system validation to minimize disruptions. Lead ERP training and adoption strategies across departments. Ensure compliance with FDA regulations, ISO 13485, or other relevant quality standards. Validate IT systems to meet regulatory and audit requirements. Lead cloud adoption and optimization strategies (Azure).Ensure high availability and security for remote work environments. Implement cloud governance and cost optimization best practices. Oversee data integration and migration initiatives. Support Power BI or other analytics platform adoption. Establish data governance and reporting frameworks. Strong business acumen with ability to align IT priorities with strategic and organizational goals. Experience integrating acquired businesses onto common platforms. Hands-on experience with IT project management, preferably Agile or hybrid methodologies. Extensive IT experience in fast-growing, mid-sized enterprises with evolving technology needs. Familiarity with private equity or parent company structures, including reporting and IT governance expectations. IT Service and Support Management – Oversee IT helpdesk operations, incident resolution, ticketing systems, and service level agreements (SLAs) to ensure high availability and quality end-user support. Infrastructure Management (Endpoint, Assets, Virtualization, Cloud Services) – Manage IT assets, endpoint devices, virtualization platforms (VMware, Hyper-V), and cloud environments (Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud) to optimize performance and cost efficiency. Lead system upgrades and process improvements to enhance efficiency. O365 Administration and Adoption – Manage Microsoft 365 tenant, including Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive. Drive adoption through user training and automation of administrative tasks. Disaster Recovery Planning & Implementation – Develop, test, and maintain disaster recovery plans, ensuring business continuity through robust backup, failover, and recovery procedures for critical IT services. Experience in ERP system implementation, migration, and consolidation. Knowledge of business process modeling and workflows (Order-to-Cash, Procure-to-Pay, etc.).Experience performing due diligence, site audits, integration activities for newly acquired businesses.10+ years in diverse IT roles, with at least 3 years in IT management. Multi-site manufacturing environment experience preferred. Bachelor's degree in IT, IS, or a related field. Ongoing professional development through certifications and training preferred (CISSP, CISM, PMP, ITIL 4 Foundation or higher, Microsoft Azure certifications, or equivalent relevant certifications).

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