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David Careers

Director, Infrastructure, Network and Telecommunication Services

Posted 48 days ago

software professionalsFlower Mound (TX)
Computer and Information Systems ManagersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Manager

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About the role

The Director of Network and Telecommunication Services reports directly to the VP, IT INFRA Operations &CISO. This position is responsible for the management of the installation, testing, administration, training and maintenance related to all technologyinfrastructures at CapMetro including the data network, server and storagesystems, desktop/client systems, and the voice network, systems, and devices. Infrastructure Strategy & Governance Provide strategic leadership forenterprise infrastructure by managing 24/7 support and optimization, definingarchitecture and standards, establishing policies and priorities, and drivingthe development and implementation of IT best practices. Network & Systems Management Oversee the deployment, maintenance, andevolution of network hardware, servers, desktops, and operating systems whilemanaging WAN/LAN performance, security, and availability. Ensure proactivesystem upkeep through alerts, tuning, updates, and patches; maintain complianceand security via monitoring and risk assessments; and implement robust backup, disaster recovery, and issue resolution processes. Ten (10) years progressively responsible experience in information technologyand network engineering, including six (6) years of management experiencemanaging either employees or projects. Six (6) years to include experiencemanaging heterogeneous, diverse client/server distributed enterprise network andserver environments, other related projects, and management of informationtechnology personnel.10+ Years Experience Flower Mound, TX, (Full-Time) Software Development

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