Assistant Director of Information Technology

US District Courts, Northern District of California; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

US District Court, Northern District of California is seeking an Assistant Director of Information Technology to lead the IT Administration function and oversee the department's project management portfolio. The role requires strategic planning, oversight of multiple IT divisions, and acting on the Director's behalf in their absence.

Travel to Oakland, San Jose, and McKinleyville will be necessary. The position offers the opportunity to advance a federal court IT program, coordinating

Responsibilities

• Lead the IT Administration function and project management practice, from intake and sizing to documentation, reporting, and change control.

Job description

Whether launching or continuing a career in public service, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California offers a unique and rewarding opportunity. With competitive salaries and benefits, plus the chance to work with colleagues committed to fulfilling the important mission of administering justice fairly, efficiently, and effectively, this is an ideal environment for those passionate about public service. This position, Assistant Director of Information Technology (IT), provides an excellent opportunity to advance a career in federal court service.

The Assistant Director of IT leads the IT Administration function and reports to the Director of IT. The primary responsibility of the position is project management: building and running the department's project management practice and moving the IT portfolio from approval to completion. The Assistant Director supervises the managers of the Operations, Infrastructure, Development and Applications, and CM/ECF divisions, serves as the second-level escalation point for those divisions, and acts on the Director's behalf in the Director's absence. Information Security and Training and Adoption report directly to the Director. The incumbent will be required to travel to Oakland, San Jose, and McKinleyville locations.

Representative Duties

• Establish and maintain the department's project management practice, including project intake and sizing, documentation standards, status reporting, change control, and