Information Technology Specialist Job at Eataly in los angeles
eatalyLos Angeles (CA)
Information Technology Specialist Job at Eataly in los angeles
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eatalyLos Angeles (CA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Overview:
In this role, you will evaluate and implement IT strategy across multiple Eataly USA locations, advising leadership on IT needs. You’ll autonomously manage projects and ensure store systems, especially POS, run smoothly. You’ll support new store openings and system rollouts, while maintaining solid SOPs and SLAs. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve issues and enhance IT infrastructure, delivering reliable technology that supports guest experiences and business goals. Compensation / Benefits Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance Paid Time Off Paid Parental Leave 401K with match Free family meals daily Discounts at Eataly
Responsibilities:
Evaluate and implement IT strategy for several locations (stores and corporate) Manage IT projects from start to finish Advise management on IT infrastructure and needs Support technology deployments during new store openings and system implementations Oversee day-to-day POS systems and ensure performance and stability Provide timely resolution to customer service requests related to IT Analyze system issues and contribute to IT enhancements Perform additional duties as required
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree preferred; plus 3 years of related IT experience Specialized knowledge in computer systems analysis Outstanding time management and organization skills Excellent communication, motivation and team-building skills Occasional travel within the USA communication motivation team-building IT strategy and infrastructure POS systems management systems analysis
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