Education Tech Leader: Scale Networks & Security

Ednovate Inc.; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 125,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental and vision coverage

Fully-paid medical and dental option

Paid time off and holidays

403b retirement plan with companymatch

Fitness and entertainment discounts

Job summary

Ednovate Inc. seeks a Director of Technology to lead the design, procurement, and maintenance of instructional and information technologies across its campuses.

You will drive core IT infrastructure, oversee security, and manage vendor relationships while reporting to the Senior Director of Operations. The role includes building a strong tech support model, guiding policy, and aligning technology with Ednovate’s mission to expand college access for historically underrepresented students.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of progressive technology leadership experience.
• 1+ years of successful management experience.
• Strong knowledge of network infrastructure, systems management, and cybersecurity.
• Experience with cloud-based platforms and applications.
• Experience working within education, strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Drive the organization’s technology strategy across networks, cloud, security, and infrastructure.
• Oversee procurement, vendor management, and budget.
• Lead cybersecurity, data governance, and policy implementation.
• Own technology team operations and support models across campuses.

Skills

Technology leadership

Team management

Network infrastructure

Cybersecurity

Cloud platforms

Education technology

Job description

Ednovate Inc. seeks a Director of Technology to lead the design, procurement, and maintenance of instructional and information technologies across its campuses.

You will drive core IT infrastructure, oversee security, and manage vendor relationships while reporting to the Senior Director of Operations. The role includes building a strong tech support model, guiding policy, and aligning technology with Ednovate’s mission to expand college access for historically underrepresented students.