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Town of Cary is seeking a Business Relationship Partner to act as a trusted advisor between IT and business stakeholders. The role drives alignment of IT services with organizational priorities, manages escalations, and leads process improvements through data analytics and cross-functional collaboration.
You will collaborate with vendors, manage assets, and translate business needs into IT projects that deliver measurable value.
Be the Bridge Between Business and Technology at Cary!
The Business Relationship Partner proactively serves as a “trusted advisor”, and functions as a key point of contact for Information Technology (IT) business stakeholders. They promote IT’s vision, value, services, and capabilities. They advocate for business stakeholders to ensure IT services, technology assets, and investments meet their business priorities and needs. The Business Relationship Partner fosters communication and collaboration across departments and with external partners, including vendors and suppliers, in the delivery of IT services and projects that meet organizational goals. They provide extensive customer service by responding to escalated and/or priority issues performing complex research, data analytics and process improvement, and providing thorough and accurate information regarding IT specific services, procedures, resources, and asset management practices.
The Business Relationship Partner must be able to communicate clearly, negotiate, listen, mitigate conflict, build alliances, and achieve desired results using strong interpersonal and diplomacy skills.
Come connect, collaborate, and make an impact!
Execute a cross-functional prioritization framework to align business strategies with technology solutions and investments across the enterprise;
Collaborate with IT Managers on stakeholder communications regarding outages, updates, incidents, system rollouts, and equipment refresh cycles;
Coordinate with IT Project Managers on timing of project requests from non-IT departments or partners, including related asset and licensing needs;
Identify and match customer needs with relevant IT products and services, presenting new offerings to optimize operations;
Advise department representatives on technology choices and recommend operational efficiency improvements, including opportunities to consolidate or reallocate existing IT assets;
Exhibit thought leadership on industry trends and innovation opportunities, translating business requirements into IT projects or services that deliver future capabilities;
Establish and maintain positive working relationships with internal staff, business partners, and technology vendors, supporting contract renewals and software license compliance;
Create and maintain documentation that helps management and users understand IT service desk utilization, asset inventory and license allocation;
Develop training materials for common issues to reduce escalation;
Participate in cross-departmental improvement teams, including travel to foster inter-facility relationships;
Performs other job-related tasks as required.
Comprehensive knowledge of personal computers; comprehensive knowledge of technical equipment; comprehensive knowledge of cloud computing principles; knowledge of Microsoft technologies in the enterprise space; ability to use logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems; ability to solve problems; ability to manage several projects and priorities; ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with Town officials, other public officials, employees and contractors; ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Requires any combination of education and experience equivalent to graduation from an accredited college or university with an associate degree in computer science, information technology, business, communication or a closely related field and the following:
Work in this class is generally inside and sedentary, however frequent movement and lifting of moderately heavy items is required in the process of moving, installing, and repairing equipment. An employee must have such visual acuity as to be able to read and write handwritten and typewritten material and to install/repair equipment. Work requires looking at a computer screen for long periods of time. An employee in this class must be able to talk and hear in order to be able to respond to the public and other employees.