With general direction from the Chief Information Officer, exercises a high degree of autonomy to research, prototype, test, and guide implementation of major architectural improvements to Auburn’s technology ecosystem. Reporting directly to the CIO, serves as the senior IT leader responsible for recommending and defining core technology modernization strategies to be incorporated into the Auburn Enterprise Architecture and hence the Information Technology Strategic Plan. Works closely in partnership with the Chief Information Security Officer, Executive Director for IT Operations/Deputy CIO, and Director for Administration.

 

The ideal candidate applies systems thinking, possesses superior interpersonal and communication skills, is self-motivated, and is a life-long learner.

 

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