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About the Role
We are looking for an IT Operations Manager to serve as the hands‑on technical backbone of the organization and a key partner to the CTO.
What You'll Do
Devices & Endpoints
- Own the full lifecycle of company-issued technology: configuration, deployment, maintenance, repair, refresh, and retirement.
- Perform hands‑on hardware work — upgrades, component replacement, imaging, and peripheral and workstation setup.
- Administer user accounts, group membership, and access within defined boundaries and approval processes.
- Partner with the company's support provider to keep devices current on patching, updates, and security‑agent compliance.
- Keep conference room, presentation, and shared‑office technology in reliable working order.
Onboarding, Offboarding & Team Support
- Partner with People & Culture and hiring managers so every new team member has working equipment, accounts, and access on day one.
- Execute transfers and departures completely and on schedule — device recovery, account deactivation, and access removal, with no gaps.
- Be a responsive, patient, and genuinely helpful resource for technology questions from every location, including attentive support for leadership, firm meetings, and events.
- Build simple, usable how‑to and onboarding materials.
Asset, Procurement & Vendor Management
- Maintain a trustworthy inventory of all technology assets — who has what, where it is, and where it sits in its lifecycle — including tagging, periodic physical audits, and reporting (on a platform you'll be trained on).
- Prepare purchase requests, quotes, and orders for approval; research and evaluate vendors; and coordinate delivery, warranty claims, and returns.
- Administer cellular service plans and connected‑device programs: activations, transfers, renewals, plan changes, and usage review.
- Serve as the day‑to‑day coordinator with the support provider and with hardware, carrier, and service vendors — driving tickets and escalations to closure and holding partners to their response commitments.
Budgeting, Spend & Planning
- Track licensing counts, subscriptions, and renewal dates.
- Support monthly allocation of technology and telecom costs across business units and properties, and reconcile invoices against records.
- Surface savings — unused licenses, redundant services, and plan optimization.
- Support departmental budgeting and forecasting in partnership with the CFO.
Documentation, Compliance & Improvement
- Maintain runbooks, checklists, configuration records, and standard procedures so the work is repeatable and does not live in one person's head.
- Partner with the CTO on insurance questionnaires, investor and lender diligence, and periodic access reviews — primarily by gathering accurate records and evidence.
- Identify recurring problems and repetitive manual work, and propose better ways to handle them.
What You Bring
- 5–7 years in IT support, desktop or endpoint support, technology operations, or a similar hands‑on technical role.
- Hands‑on competence with business computers, mobile devices, and common workplace technology, including hardware troubleshooting, upgrades, and imaging.
- Working knowledge of networking fundamentals — addressing, DNS, DHCP, wireless — and the ability to troubleshoot connectivity at a site level.
- Practical understanding of security hygiene: access control, multi‑factor authentication, patching, least privilege, and phishing awareness.
- Experience maintaining equipment inventory or asset records, and comfort working within defined access boundaries, change approval, and documentation requirements.
- Strong organization and follow‑through — you close loops without being reminded.
Nice to Have
- Experience supporting both Windows and Apple devices.
- Exposure to endpoint or mobile device management (MDM), asset management, or ticketing and IT service management (ITSM) practices.
- Foundational certifications such as CompTIA A+, Network+, or Security+.
- Experience supporting geographically distributed locations and working alongside an outsourced IT provider.
- Familiarity with cellular services, connected devices, access control, cameras, or phone systems.
- Exposure to real estate, property management, construction, development, hospitality, or other multi‑site operating businesses.
Company Description
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Company DescriptionExperience in Group Life and Health more specifically in medical stop loss highly .