Director of IT (11.3.26) 1
gpacTallahassee (FL)
Director of IT (11.3.26) 1
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gpacTallahassee (FL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
We are looking for an experienced Director of IT to oversee the use of Information technology (IT) in a community driven and service-oriented banking group in Indiana. This is a full-time on location opportunity in a beautiful part of the state! The culture includes a servant-leadership mentality. We serve each other and our guests—the customers. You will be the one to continue the company’s IT strategy and ensure that all systems necessary to support its security and objectives are in place. An excellent CIO must have a solid IT background and consistently keep up to date with advancements of the field. Financial industry experience is paramount. Apart from your education and experience, you must have every quality of a leader and a strong strategic and business acumen. The goal is to ensure that information technology adds the maximum value to our company supporting the success of our business.
Compensation: We offer a fabulous culture with excellent fringe benefits
This will be an EXCITING role as the holding company is poised to scale greatly in the next several yearsPTO, health insurance, education/certification support
Requirements:
- Proven experience as Director Of ITExcellent knowledge of IT systems and infrastructure and cyber security
- Background in designing/developing IT systems and planning IT implementation
- Ability to analyze risk, and clearly explain this to board members and CEOSolid understanding of data analysis, budgeting and business operations
- A strong strategic and business mindset
- Vendor management experienceBSc/BA in computer science, information systems or relevant fieldFINRA
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