Assistant Chief Information Officer

Assistant Chief Information Officer

About the Company

Highly acclaimed undergraduate & graduate university

Industry
Higher Education

Type
Educational Institution

Founded
1764

Employees
1001-5000

Categories

• Education
• Brown University
• Colleges and Universities
• Engineering
• Medical Schools
• Higher Education
• Universities

Specialties

• education
• life sciences
• social sciences
• humanities
• engineering
• public health
• entrepreneurship
• environment and society
• brain science
• study of slavery and justice
• public policy
• performance art
• public service
• social innovation
• data science
• and research

About the Role

The Company is seeking an Assistant Chief Information Officer, Enterprise Applications (ACIO-EA) to join its Office of Information Technology. The successful candidate will be a technology leader with a strong background in systems development and integration, excellent change-management skills, and a strategic focus on customer and client needs. This role is pivotal in advancing the organization's mission by leading an enterprise systems team that delivers innovative technology, data, and digital solutions to meet academic, business, and administrative objectives. The ACIO-EA will be a key collaborator, problem-solver, and leader, with direct oversight of the Enterprise Application Systems group and responsibility for building and maintaining strong relationships with academic and administrative leaders. Applicants for the ACIO-EA position at the company must have a proven track record in collaborative, strategic, executive, change-management, resource-management, and client-engagement. The role requires managing talent and resources across various teams, so experience in this capacity is essential. The ideal candidate will have a deep knowledge of enterprise applications and their underlying technology, as well as experience in both software-as-a-service and on-premise deployments. They will also be expected to contribute to the development of technology strategies in alignment with the organization's goals and to participate in governance-based decisions regarding IT investments. The ACIO-EA will play a central role in establishing an institutional data strategy and must, therefore, possess the ability to build consensus and integrate people, processes, and technology in a diverse digital environment.

Hiring Manager Title
Vice President for Information Technology & Chief Information Officer

Travel Percent
Less than 10%

Functions

• Information Technology
• Engineering