Information Technology Consultant - CCoE

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department of administrative financial servicesWoodstock (GA)

Computer Occupations, All Other Other General Government Support

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$83,798.00 - $118,144.00

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About the role

Office of Information Technology Opening Date: September 28, 2026 Closing Date: October 09, 2026 Grade/Admin Unit: 31 / Professional/Technical Job Class Code: 0172 Salary: $83,798.00 - $118,144.00*/Annually (includes 25% recruitment and retention stipend, and eligible for a 5% training bonus) Position Number: 200024851 Location: Augusta Telework: Available

Overview: The Department of Administrative and Financial Services (DAFS) Office of Information Technology (MaineIT) provides information technology support to over 13,000 employees. MaineIT oversees large-scale enterprise applications that support the critical and diverse business needs of the State and its agencies. If you are a critical thinker who enjoys developing strategic solutions to complex technology challenges and have a passion for identifying durable solutions that drive business success, we want to talk to you. Help us shape technology investments at the State of Maine. This position is part of the Cloud Center of Excellence, a new business unit within the Office of Information Technology. The program is essential for identifying and overseeing the implementation of robust IT solutions that enable the State to innovate, grow, and operate efficiently in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. This role helps to define a strategic technology investment for the Executive Branch, ensuring the most effective technology is successfully aligned with business objectives. The program recommends scalable, secure, and adaptable solutions capable of supporting future growth and innovation.

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