Blue Marble is hiring: Senior Director, Information Technology in Ashland
Blue Marble is hiring: Senior Director, Information Technology in Ashland
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Technical Vision: Proven ability to build scalable technology platforms from concept through implementation, with deep expertise in IT infrastructure, database architecture, and system integrations.
- Business Acumen: Experience translating business initiatives into reliable, and cost-effective system architectures.
- Execution & Velocity: High autonomy, strong project management skills, and a track record of balancing long-term scalability with near-term operational needs.
- Entrepreneurial Drive: An understanding that every choice we make supports our larger company goals. We want a proactive thinker who is focused on delivering solutions and value to our enterprise.
- What It Takes 8+ Years of progressive technology leadership experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, or a related field.
- Cross-Functional Fluency: Experience working across diverse departments like Operations, Supply Chain, Finance, and Sales to leverage enterprise applications for maximum organizational performance.
- (What Sets You Apart)
- Background in fast-paced environments like eCommerce, or consumer products/manufacturing.
- Domain expertise in Supply Chain, ERP integrations, and security.
- Is Blue Marble Right for You?
- We’re intentionally building a culture of people who lead by example, challenge one another respectfully, take ownership of their work, and want to continue learning and improving.
- Blue Marble may be exactly the place you’re looking for if...You take ownership of your words, actions, and work product.
- You value honest hard conversations and long-term progress over short-term comfort.
- You enjoy solving meaningful problems and seek purposeful work.
- You see feedback as an opportunity to improve and grow.
- You naturally look for ways to make things better and help other succeed.
- You ask questions when something isn’t clear.
- You believe character matters as much as competence.
- You proactively bring solutions to problems.
- On the other hand, you probably won’t enjoy working here if...You spend more time making excuses or pointing fingers than solving problems.
- You consistently avoid difficult conversations.
- You believe your responsibility ends with your job description.
- You need someone to constantly tell you what to do.
- You become defensive when receiving constructive feedback.
- You believe being right is more important than finding the best solution.
- You have difficulty acknowledging mistakes and learning from them.
- You’re primarily looking for a paycheck rather than an opportunity to meaningfully contribute
- We’re not looking for perfect people.
- We’re looking for capable people who want to keep getting better.
- People who bring their best, and make the people around them better!
- If this sounds like you, let’s make great things together.
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