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About Ingham Intermediate School District

What You’ll Bring

Need to Have

A bachelor’s degree in computer science or related field required with emphasis in information systems, project management, technology, and administration Adequate related, recent and relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a bachelor’s degree.
Three to five years of recent, progressively more responsible experience in leadership, supervision and management
Three to five years of progressively more responsible experience in managing technology systems and
Excellent communications skills and the ability to interact effectively with both technical and non-technical
Minimum of two years’ experience working in or with local school district(s)
Leadership skills to effectively direct and support staff within areas of responsibilities and to effectively supervise staff.
Demonstrated ability to learn and understand complex statutes, rules, regulations, policies, and
Demonstrated ability to apply systems
In-depth knowledge of organizational policies, procedures, operations and terminology.
Ability to work both independently and cooperatively in a team-oriented, collaborative
A high degree of problem-solving skills is required in order to analyze, plan and develop solutions for multiple technically complex problems.
Interpersonal skills to deal effectively with highly important issues where the need may exist to change the thinking of others and gain the acceptance of others in difficult situations requiring sensitivity to the ideas and values of others, diplomacy and
Ability to effectively manage multiple responsibilities, prioritize and execute tasks and meet deadlines in a high-pressure
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work including a variety of district staff, constituent district staff, community groups and
Demonstrated knowledge of:
- Principles, capabilities and operations of information technology
- Current computer technology trends
- Project management and software development life cycle
- Data base administration
- Systems design
- Web based applications
- Principles, practices and procedures of information systems, including systems design, systems analysis, programming and programming languages
- Wide area network design, fiber optics and network protocols
- Industry standards and commonly used policies relating to issues such as data retention, security, account and file systems management, back up and systems fault tolerance.
- Current “state of the art” technologies and their applicability to the organization’s function and business model.

Director of Technology Services

Job Code Number

47280514

Job Description

Under the direction of the Executive Director, Information Technology Services and in accordance with the established policies and procedures of Ingham Intermediate School District, the Director is responsible for assisting in the daily operation and supervision of technology systems, services and staff for Ingham ISD and its constituent districts.

Assists in planning and implementing instructional and operational technology that supports and advances the strategic goals of Ingham ISD’s constituent partner
Oversees technical and network resources for partner constituent
Directs and supervises technology staff assigned to service constituent Determines staff training and development needs and oversees the development and delivery of opportunities and experiences which enable staff to maintain and enhance technical skills and capacities to serve.
Leads multiple projects and supports/motivates effective teamwork to produce quality results.
Maintains successful relationships with all constituent district departments and work effectively with staff throughout all levels of the organizations to ensure that technology systems and solutions support identified
Attends building, district, board and other meetings as
Assists with developing successful relationships with and providing leadership to all constituent districts and works effectively to cooperate, coordinates and/or collaborates with constituents to share technology staff and services, common software systems and other resources, and provides increased learning opportunities/shared classes for
Assists with oversight on the implementation and evaluation of constituent district-wide policies, standards, practices, disaster recovery, and security measures to assure the integrity and reliability of computerized information and communications
Provide daily supervision of Information Technology staff assigned to constituent Performs appraisals, evaluations, and address concerns.
Oversee day to day technology operations of, and coordinates technology services to constituent
Assist with managing staff workloads including monitoring and managing work
Assist with technology planning for IISD and our local districts including planning, developing, and implementing constituent district technology plans as
Proactively works to streamline technology, processes, and procedures across all partner constituent districts and Ingham Facilitates standardization, efficiencies, and commonalities wherever possible.
Maintains and applies up-to-date knowledge of rules and regulations associated with federal and state programs in area of assignment including: FCC, federal and state reporting mandates for business and student data management systems, federal and state technology funding, technology planning, product licenses and inventories of ISD hardware and
Participates in multi-department and multi-divisional work groups for organizational decision
Assists with budgeting process, technology assessment and purchasing, invoicing and purchase orders, eRate and other related
Other duties as assigned by the Executive Director of Information Technology

Additional Requirements

What You’ll Bring

Need to Have

A bachelor’s degree in computer science or related field required with emphasis in information systems, project management, technology, and administration Adequate related, recent and relevant experience may be considered in lieu of a bachelor’s degree.
Three to five years of recent, progressively more responsible experience in leadership, supervision and management
Three to five years of progressively more responsible experience in managing technology systems and
Excellent communications skills and the ability to interact effectively with both technical and non-technical
Minimum of two years’ experience working in or with local school district(s)
Leadership skills to effectively direct and support staff within areas of responsibilities and to effectively supervise staff.
Demonstrated ability to learn and understand complex statutes, rules, regulations, policies, and
Demonstrated ability to apply systems
In-depth knowledge of organizational policies, procedures, operations and terminology.
Ability to work both independently and cooperatively in a team-oriented, collaborative
A high degree of problem-solving skills is required in order to analyze, plan and develop solutions for multiple technically complex problems.
Interpersonal skills to deal effectively with highly important issues where the need may exist to change the thinking of others and gain the acceptance of others in difficult situations requiring sensitivity to the ideas and values of others, diplomacy and
Ability to effectively manage multiple responsibilities, prioritize and execute tasks and meet deadlines in a high-pressure
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work including a variety of district staff, constituent district staff, community groups and
Demonstrated knowledge of:
- Principles, capabilities and operations of information technology
- Current computer technology trends
- Project management and software development life cycle
- Data base administration
- Systems design
- Web based applications
- Principles, practices and procedures of information systems, including systems design, systems analysis, programming and programming languages
- Wide area network design, fiber optics and network protocols
- Industry standards and commonly used policies relating to issues such as data retention, security, account and file systems management, back up and systems fault tolerance.
- Current “state of the art” technologies and their applicability to the organization’s function and business model.

Organization Profile

Employer Name:

Ingham Intermediate School District

Address:

2630 West Howell Road

Address Line 2:

City:

Mason

State/Province/Region:

Zip/Postal Code:

48854

Description:

Ingham ISD serves as a shared community resource that creates networks of support and enhances educational opportunities for all learners in our service area. Our board, administration and staff collaborate with educational and other community leaders to provide programs and services that fill learning gaps, save dollars and create efficiencies. We hope you will visit our website often to learn more about our quality offerings that continually evolve to meet our constituents' changing needs.

Job Summary

Organization

Ingham Intermediate School District View Profile

Employer Website

Location

Mason, Michigan 48854

Job Code Number

47280514

Positions Available

Expiration Date

6/9/2022

O*NET Code

11-3021.00

O*NET Occupation

Computer and Information Systems Managers

Salary

$85,600.00/yr

Education Level

Bachelors Degree

Job Characteristics

Full-time

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