Chief Information Officer

Campbell University; United States; Sur place; USD 180 000 - 280 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Campbell University seeks an experienced Chief Information Officer (CIO) to lead information technology strategy and operations across its campuses and online programs. Reporting to the President, the CIO will align technology priorities with the university’s mission and provide decision-support to senior leadership.

The role oversees enterprise computing, security, infrastructure, digital media services, and client support, ensuring reliability, risk management, and timely responses to evolving

Responsabilités

• Establish and execute a university-wide IT strategy.
• Oversee information technology across multiple schools, campuses, and online programs.
• Provide governance for technology infrastructure and information security; manage risk and reliability.
• Engage with students, faculty, staff, administrators, and alumni to assess priorities and advise on enterprise technology investments.

Description du poste

The client is seeking an experienced, strategic, and highly effective information technology leader to serve as Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer (CIO). The CIO will provide decision-support to the President and leadership team and optimize the strategic allocation of resources in support of the organization’s mission. The role requires strong interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to align technology priorities with broader leadership objectives.

Reporting to the President, the CIO is responsible for establishing and executing a university-wide IT strategy and ensuring integration with academic and administrative strategies. This includes overseeing information technology across multiple schools, campuses, and extended or online programs, and providing oversight for technology infrastructure and information security. Responsibilities include governance and management of enterprise computing, client support services, telecommunications, digital media services, and network systems, while maintaining reliability, security, and readiness to respond to evolving risks.

The CIO will stay abreast of security threats and the implications of emerging technologies, including AI-enabled technologies. The role includes engaging with key stakeholders—students, faculty, staff, administrators, and alumni to assess strategic priorities and advise the President and leadership on enterprise technology investments. The CIO will champion modernization and analytics innovation, support digital transformation and cybersecurity initiatives, and guide adoption of emerging technologies to enhance academic excellence and operational performance.