Total 6 Director/C-Level maintenance supervisor job vacancies in Sales / Marketing category in The United States of America

OPENING DATE: 11/9/23

CLOSING DATE: 3/29/24

SALARY $90,895.00 - $145,365.00

EDUCATION ACCREDITATION: Applicant’s education must be obtained from an accredited institution. Education credentials obtained out of the US must be evaluated for US equivalency. Evaluation agencies information may be obtained at www.naces.org.

ELIGIBILITY: Qualified candidates will be considered for vacancies as they arise, for a period of at least six months. The decision of the Director of Human Resources with respect to acceptable minimum qualifications is final.

CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK: Eligible candidates under final consideration for appointment to this position identified as positions of trust will be required to authorize the release of and successfully complete a Fingerprint check.

PROBATION: All persons, including current City employees, selected from this position will be on probation for 6 months.
 

CLASS DESCRIPTION

An Engineer Supervisor directs the activities of subordinates in formulating engineering plans, designs, cost estimates and specifications. Work of this class involves supervising engineers, drafting technicians, consultants, office support personnel and other professionals.

Incumbents receive general supervision from a technical superior. Employees in this class work a conventional workweek; overtime may be required in emergencies. Work requires minimal physical exertion.

SELECTION PROCESS

All candidates indicating the minimum qualifications on their applications will be placed on the eligible list without further examination. The training and experience of each candidate will be evaluated for appropriateness and quantity. It is essential, therefore, that you give complete and accurate information on your application. Vagueness or omission may prevent you from being considered for this position. Qualified candidates will not be listed in rank order.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

On or before the date of filing the application, each candidate must:

EDUCATION:  Have a Bachelor's of Science degree in engineering from an accredited college or university.

AND

EXPERIENCE:  Have five years of experience in performing engineering work, including one year of which must have included responsibility for assigning, reviewing and approving the work of others.

OR

NOTES (EQUIVALENCIES):  A Master's degree in engineering may be substituted for the Bachelor’s of Science degree in engineering OR for two years of the general engineering experience requirement.

LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS AND CERTIFICATES

Some positions in this class require current licensure as a Professional Engineer issued by the Maryland State Board of Professional Engineers or equivalent out-of-state license.

Some positions in this class require a valid Maryland Class C Non-Commercial driver's license or an equivalent driver's license and eligible to obtain a Baltimore City driver’s permit.

KNOWLEDGES, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

• Knowledge of the principles and practices of engineering analysis.

• Skill in the application of engineering methods and principles to problems of design and construction

• Ability to interpret City, State and Federal codes, standards, policies and technical requirements.

• Ability to work effectively with others.

• Ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing.

• Ability to coordinate and schedule the work of others.

• Ability to develop and review engineering plans, designs, specifications and cost estimates.

• Supervisory ability.

EXAMINATION PROCESS
 

Applicants must provide sufficient information on their application to show that they meet the qualifications for this recruitment. Successful applicants will be placed on the employment certified eligible list for at least six months.

The examination will consist of a rating of your education, training, and experience as presented on your application and as they relate to the requirements of the position. You may be required to complete supplemental questions to further examine specific Knowledge, Skills and Abilities of the position. Therefore, it is important that you provide complete and accurate information on your application.

NOTE: Those eligible candidates who are under final consideration for appointment to positions in this class will be required to authorize the release of criminal conviction information.

If you have questions regarding this position, please reach out to Monica Li HR Specialist II via email at qin.li@baltimorecity.gov

Financial Disclosure:

This position is required to complete a Financial Disclosure pursuant to Sections 7-7, 7-8, and 7-9 of the City Ethics Law. 

BALTIMORE CITY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

Job Summary: The IT Operation and Maintenance Director is a senior leadership role responsible for overseeing, strategizing, and managing the operation, maintenance, and support of an organization's IT infrastructure, systems, and services. This position plays a pivotal role in ensuring the reliability, availability, and optimal performance of IT assets, while also providing leadership for the IT support functions. The IT Operation and Maintenance Director typically reports to the Chief Information Officer (CIO) or Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Key Responsibilities:

1. Strategic Planning:Develop and implement long-term strategies for IT operation and maintenance that align with the organization's overall business objectives.
   Establish and manage budgets, resource allocation, and performance goals for IT operation and maintenance.
2. Operation and Maintenance:Oversee the daily operation, maintenance, and performance monitoring of IT systems, networks, data centers, and other infrastructure components.
   Ensure the highest level of system availability and performance while minimizing downtime and disruptions.
3. Team Leadership:Lead and manage the IT operation and maintenance teams, which may include system administrators, network engineers, helpdesk/support staff, and other IT professionals.
   Recruit, mentor, train, and evaluate team members to maintain a high-performing and collaborative workforce.
4. Problem Resolution:Identify and resolve complex IT issues, incidents, and service disruptions through effective incident management and problem-solving processes.
   Implement efficient troubleshooting and escalation procedures.
5. Asset Management:Manage IT assets, including hardware, software, licenses, and contracts.
   Maintain accurate inventories, ensure compliance with licensing agreements, and optimize asset utilization.
6. Security and Compliance:Establish and enforce IT security policies, procedures, and best practices to safeguard data and systems.
   Ensure compliance with relevant industry regulations and standards, and manage security audits and assessments.
7. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity:Develop and maintain robust disaster recovery and business continuity plans to protect against data loss and ensure the continuity of critical operations.
   Regularly test and update these plans to accommodate changes in the IT environment.
8. Vendor and Supplier Management:Manage relationships with IT vendors, service providers, and suppliers.
   Negotiate contracts and service-level agreements (SLAs), ensuring adherence to agreed-upon terms and high service quality.
9. Performance Monitoring:Implement comprehensive performance monitoring and reporting tools to proactively detect and address performance issues.
   Analyze performance metrics and recommend improvements to enhance system and network performance.
10. Documentation and Knowledge Sharing:

• Maintain accurate and up-to-date documentation of IT systems, configurations, and procedures.
• Develop operational manuals and encourage knowledge sharing within the team to enhance operational efficiency.

Requirements:

1. Education: A bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field is typically required. A master's degree or relevant certifications (e.g., ITIL, CISSP) may be preferred.
2. Experience: A minimum of 10-15 years of experience in IT operations and maintenance, with at least 5-7 years in a leadership or directorial role, is typically required.
3. Technical Knowledge: Proficiency in IT infrastructure, network administration, system management, and security best practices. Familiarity with the organization's specific technology stack is a significant advantage.
4. Leadership and Communication: Strong leadership, team management, and communication skills are essential for effectively leading diverse IT teams and collaborating with various stakeholders.
5. Problem-Solving and Strategic Thinking: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities to address complex IT issues and make strategic decisions that align with organizational goals.
6. Regulatory Knowledge: Understanding of relevant industry regulations, compliance requirements, and the ability to implement and maintain compliance measures.
7. Project Management: Proficiency in project management methodologies and tools is essential for ensuring the successful delivery of IT infrastructure projects.

The IT Operation and Maintenance Director plays a critical role in maintaining the integrity and reliability of an organization's IT infrastructure. Their strategic vision, leadership, and operational expertise are vital for ensuring the consistent availability, security, and performance

Job Summary: The IT Operation and Maintenance Director is a senior leadership role responsible for overseeing, strategizing, and managing the operation, maintenance, and support of an organization's IT infrastructure, systems, and services. This position plays a pivotal role in ensuring the reliability, availability, and optimal performance of IT assets, while also providing leadership for the IT support functions. The IT Operation and Maintenance Director typically reports to the Chief Information Officer (CIO) or Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Key Responsibilities:

1. Strategic Planning:Develop and implement long-term strategies for IT operation and maintenance that align with the organization's overall business objectives.
Establish and manage budgets, resource allocation, and performance goals for IT operation and maintenance.

2. Operation and Maintenance:Oversee the daily operation, maintenance, and performance monitoring of IT systems, networks, data centers, and other infrastructure components.
Ensure the highest level of system availability and performance while minimizing downtime and disruptions.

3. Team Leadership:Lead and manage the IT operation and maintenance teams, which may include system administrators, network engineers, helpdesk/support staff, and other IT professionals.
Recruit, mentor, train, and evaluate team members to maintain a high-performing and collaborative workforce.

4. Problem Resolution:Identify and resolve complex IT issues, incidents, and service disruptions through effective incident management and problem-solving processes.
Implement efficient troubleshooting and escalation procedures.

5. Asset Management:Manage IT assets, including hardware, software, licenses, and contracts.
Maintain accurate inventories, ensure compliance with licensing agreements, and optimize asset utilization.

6. Security and Compliance:Establish and enforce IT security policies, procedures, and best practices to safeguard data and systems.
Ensure compliance with relevant industry regulations and standards, and manage security audits and assessments.

7. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity:Develop and maintain robust disaster recovery and business continuity plans to protect against data loss and ensure the continuity of critical operations.
Regularly test and update these plans to accommodate changes in the IT environment.

8. Vendor and Supplier Management:Manage relationships with IT vendors, service providers, and suppliers.
Negotiate contracts and service-level agreements (SLAs), ensuring adherence to agreed-upon terms and high service quality.

9. Performance Monitoring:Implement comprehensive performance monitoring and reporting tools to proactively detect and address performance issues.
Analyze performance metrics and recommend improvements to enhance system and network performance.

10. Documentation and Knowledge Sharing:

• Maintain accurate and up-to-date documentation of IT systems, configurations, and procedures.
• Develop operational manuals and encourage knowledge sharing within the team to enhance operational efficiency.

Requirements:

1. Education: A bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field is typically required. A master's degree or relevant certifications (e.g., ITIL, CISSP) may be preferred.

2. Experience: A minimum of 10-15 years of experience in IT operations and maintenance, with at least 5-7 years in a leadership or directorial role, is typically required.

3. Technical Knowledge: Proficiency in IT infrastructure, network administration, system management, and security best practices. Familiarity with the organization's specific technology stack is a significant advantage.

4. Leadership and Communication: Strong leadership, team management, and communication skills are essential for effectively leading diverse IT teams and collaborating with various stakeholders.

5. Problem-Solving and Strategic Thinking: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities to address complex IT issues and make strategic decisions that align with organizational goals.

6. Regulatory Knowledge: Understanding of relevant industry regulations, compliance requirements, and the ability to implement and maintain compliance measures.

7. Project Management: Proficiency in project management methodologies and tools is essential for ensuring the successful delivery of IT infrastructure projects.

The IT Operation and Maintenance Director plays a critical role in maintaining the integrity and reliability of an organization's IT infrastructure. Their strategic vision, leadership, and operational expertise are vital for ensuring the consistent availability, security, and performance

Job Summary: The IT Operation and Maintenance Director is a senior leadership role responsible for overseeing, strategizing, and managing the operation, maintenance, and support of an organization's IT infrastructure, systems, and services. This position plays a pivotal role in ensuring the reliability, availability, and optimal performance of IT assets, while also providing leadership for the IT support functions. The IT Operation and Maintenance Director typically reports to the Chief Information Officer (CIO) or Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Key Responsibilities:

1. Strategic Planning:Develop and implement long-term strategies for IT operation and maintenance that align with the organization's overall business objectives.
Establish and manage budgets, resource allocation, and performance goals for IT operation and maintenance.

2. Operation and Maintenance:Oversee the daily operation, maintenance, and performance monitoring of IT systems, networks, data centers, and other infrastructure components.
Ensure the highest level of system availability and performance while minimizing downtime and disruptions.

3. Team Leadership:Lead and manage the IT operation and maintenance teams, which may include system administrators, network engineers, helpdesk/support staff, and other IT professionals.
Recruit, mentor, train, and evaluate team members to maintain a high-performing and collaborative workforce.

4. Problem Resolution:Identify and resolve complex IT issues, incidents, and service disruptions through effective incident management and problem-solving processes.
Implement efficient troubleshooting and escalation procedures.

5. Asset Management:Manage IT assets, including hardware, software, licenses, and contracts.
Maintain accurate inventories, ensure compliance with licensing agreements, and optimize asset utilization.

6. Security and Compliance:Establish and enforce IT security policies, procedures, and best practices to safeguard data and systems.
Ensure compliance with relevant industry regulations and standards, and manage security audits and assessments.

7. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity:Develop and maintain robust disaster recovery and business continuity plans to protect against data loss and ensure the continuity of critical operations.
Regularly test and update these plans to accommodate changes in the IT environment.

8. Vendor and Supplier Management:Manage relationships with IT vendors, service providers, and suppliers.
Negotiate contracts and service-level agreements (SLAs), ensuring adherence to agreed-upon terms and high service quality.

9. Performance Monitoring:Implement comprehensive performance monitoring and reporting tools to proactively detect and address performance issues.
Analyze performance metrics and recommend improvements to enhance system and network performance.

10. Documentation and Knowledge Sharing:

• Maintain accurate and up-to-date documentation of IT systems, configurations, and procedures.
• Develop operational manuals and encourage knowledge sharing within the team to enhance operational efficiency.

Requirements:

1. Education: A bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field is typically required. A master's degree or relevant certifications (e.g., ITIL, CISSP) may be preferred.

2. Experience: A minimum of 10-15 years of experience in IT operations and maintenance, with at least 5-7 years in a leadership or directorial role, is typically required.

3. Technical Knowledge: Proficiency in IT infrastructure, network administration, system management, and security best practices. Familiarity with the organization's specific technology stack is a significant advantage.

4. Leadership and Communication: Strong leadership, team management, and communication skills are essential for effectively leading diverse IT teams and collaborating with various stakeholders.

5. Problem-Solving and Strategic Thinking: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities to address complex IT issues and make strategic decisions that align with organizational goals.

6. Regulatory Knowledge: Understanding of relevant industry regulations, compliance requirements, and the ability to implement and maintain compliance measures.

7. Project Management: Proficiency in project management methodologies and tools is essential for ensuring the successful delivery of IT infrastructure projects.

The IT Operation and Maintenance Director plays a critical role in maintaining the integrity and reliability of an organization's IT infrastructure. Their strategic vision, leadership, and operational expertise are vital for ensuring the consistent availability, security, and performance

Job Summary: The IT Operation and Maintenance Director is a senior leadership role responsible for overseeing, strategizing, and managing the operation, maintenance, and support of an organization's IT infrastructure, systems, and services. This position plays a pivotal role in ensuring the reliability, availability, and optimal performance of IT assets, while also providing leadership for the IT support functions. The IT Operation and Maintenance Director typically reports to the Chief Information Officer (CIO) or Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Key Responsibilities:

1. Strategic Planning:Develop and implement long-term strategies for IT operation and maintenance that align with the organization's overall business objectives.
   Establish and manage budgets, resource allocation, and performance goals for IT operation and maintenance.
2. Operation and Maintenance:Oversee the daily operation, maintenance, and performance monitoring of IT systems, networks, data centers, and other infrastructure components.
   Ensure the highest level of system availability and performance while minimizing downtime and disruptions.
3. Team Leadership:Lead and manage the IT operation and maintenance teams, which may include system administrators, network engineers, helpdesk/support staff, and other IT professionals.
   Recruit, mentor, train, and evaluate team members to maintain a high-performing and collaborative workforce.
4. Problem Resolution:Identify and resolve complex IT issues, incidents, and service disruptions through effective incident management and problem-solving processes.
   Implement efficient troubleshooting and escalation procedures.
5. Asset Management:Manage IT assets, including hardware, software, licenses, and contracts.
   Maintain accurate inventories, ensure compliance with licensing agreements, and optimize asset utilization.
6. Security and Compliance:Establish and enforce IT security policies, procedures, and best practices to safeguard data and systems.
   Ensure compliance with relevant industry regulations and standards, and manage security audits and assessments.
7. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity:Develop and maintain robust disaster recovery and business continuity plans to protect against data loss and ensure the continuity of critical operations.
   Regularly test and update these plans to accommodate changes in the IT environment.
8. Vendor and Supplier Management:Manage relationships with IT vendors, service providers, and suppliers.
   Negotiate contracts and service-level agreements (SLAs), ensuring adherence to agreed-upon terms and high service quality.
9. Performance Monitoring:Implement comprehensive performance monitoring and reporting tools to proactively detect and address performance issues.
   Analyze performance metrics and recommend improvements to enhance system and network performance.
10. Documentation and Knowledge Sharing:

• Maintain accurate and up-to-date documentation of IT systems, configurations, and procedures.
• Develop operational manuals and encourage knowledge sharing within the team to enhance operational efficiency.

Requirements:

1. Education: A bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field is typically required. A master's degree or relevant certifications (e.g., ITIL, CISSP) may be preferred.
2. Experience: A minimum of 10-15 years of experience in IT operations and maintenance, with at least 5-7 years in a leadership or directorial role, is typically required.
3. Technical Knowledge: Proficiency in IT infrastructure, network administration, system management, and security best practices. Familiarity with the organization's specific technology stack is a significant advantage.
4. Leadership and Communication: Strong leadership, team management, and communication skills are essential for effectively leading diverse IT teams and collaborating with various stakeholders.
5. Problem-Solving and Strategic Thinking: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities to address complex IT issues and make strategic decisions that align with organizational goals.
6. Regulatory Knowledge: Understanding of relevant industry regulations, compliance requirements, and the ability to implement and maintain compliance measures.
7. Project Management: Proficiency in project management methodologies and tools is essential for ensuring the successful delivery of IT infrastructure projects.

The IT Operation and Maintenance Director plays a critical role in maintaining the integrity and reliability of an organization's IT infrastructure. Their strategic vision, leadership, and operational expertise are vital for ensuring the consistent availability, security, and performance of IT systems, ultimately supporting the organization's operational efficiency and business continuity.

The IT Operation and Maintenance Director is a senior leadership role responsible for overseeing, strategizing, and managing the operation, maintenance, and support of an organization's IT infrastructure, systems, and services. This position plays a pivotal role in ensuring the reliability, availability, and optimal performance of IT assets, while also providing leadership for the IT support functions. The IT Operation and Maintenance Director typically reports to the Chief Information Officer (CIO) or Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Key Responsibilities:

1. Strategic Planning:Develop and implement long-term strategies for IT operation and maintenance that align with the organization's overall business objectives.
   Establish and manage budgets, resource allocation, and performance goals for IT operation and maintenance.
2. Operation and Maintenance:Oversee the daily operation, maintenance, and performance monitoring of IT systems, networks, data centers, and other infrastructure components.
   Ensure the highest level of system availability and performance while minimizing downtime and disruptions.
3. Team Leadership:Lead and manage the IT operation and maintenance teams, which may include system administrators, network engineers, helpdesk/support staff, and other IT professionals.
   Recruit, mentor, train, and evaluate team members to maintain a high-performing and collaborative workforce.
4. Problem Resolution:Identify and resolve complex IT issues, incidents, and service disruptions through effective incident management and problem-solving processes.
   Implement efficient troubleshooting and escalation procedures.
5. Asset Management:Manage IT assets, including hardware, software, licenses, and contracts.
   Maintain accurate inventories, ensure compliance with licensing agreements, and optimize asset utilization.
6. Security and Compliance:Establish and enforce IT security policies, procedures, and best practices to safeguard data and systems.
   Ensure compliance with relevant industry regulations and standards, and manage security audits and assessments.
7. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity:Develop and maintain robust disaster recovery and business continuity plans to protect against data loss and ensure the continuity of critical operations.
   Regularly test and update these plans to accommodate changes in the IT environment.
8. Vendor and Supplier Management:Manage relationships with IT vendors, service providers, and suppliers.
   Negotiate contracts and service-level agreements (SLAs), ensuring adherence to agreed-upon terms and high service quality.
9. Performance Monitoring:Implement comprehensive performance monitoring and reporting tools to proactively detect and address performance issues.
   Analyze performance metrics and recommend improvements to enhance system and network performance.
10. Documentation and Knowledge Sharing:

• Maintain accurate and up-to-date documentation of IT systems, configurations, and procedures.
• Develop operational manuals and encourage knowledge sharing within the team to enhance operational efficiency.