Information Technology Ops Manager

Legrand; Kenosha (WI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Legrand has an exciting opportunity for an Information Technology Operations Manager to join the Kenall Team in Kenosha, WI. This role leads daily IT operations across a multi-site, manufacturing-focused environment supporting sales and order management functions.

The IT Operations Manager will improve visibility into systems and applications, partner with Group IT, and serve as the primary interface between IT and business leaders. Success is measured by business system stability and effective communication in a critical manufacturing environment.

Qualifications

• Experience in managing IT operations in a manufacturing-focused environment.
• Strong communication skills to interface with business leaders.
• Ability to collaborate with decentralized IT teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead day-to-day IT operations across multiple sites.
• Establish operational clarity and control in technology environments.
• Translate business demand into structured, prioritized work.

Job description

At a Glance

Legrand has an exciting opportunity for an Information Technology Operations Manager to join the Kenall Team in Kenosha, WI. The IT Operations Manager leads day-to-day IT operations across a multi-site, manufacturing-focused environment supporting the Kenosha and Chicago sales and order management functions, manufacturing operations, and core business applications. Operating within a matrixed support model, this role partners closely with decentralized IT teams while maintaining accountability for local execution, service quality, and business alignment.

A key responsibility of this role is establishing operational clarity and control across a complex technology environment. The IT Operations Manager will improve visibility into systems, applications, endpoints, and digital assets, update and maintain documentation of the current state environments and work collaboratively with Group IT partners to strengthen governance, standardization, and operational readiness.

This role serves as the primary interface between IT and business leaders, translating demand into structured, prioritized work through a disciplined intake and sprint-based delivery process. Success is measured by business system stability, predictable execution, clear communication, and strengthened confidence in IT thanks to consistent follow-through in a manufacturing environment where uptime and responsiveness are critical.