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Farm Credit Bank of Texas seeks a Network Services Director to lead the enterprise network strategy, architecture, security, and operations. You will manage a team delivering reliable, scalable network infrastructure that supports critical banking operations.
In partnership with infrastructure, security, and business teams, you will drive roadmaps, budgeting, automation, and vendor management while ensuring compliance, availability, and ongoing modernization.
Farm Credit Bank of Texas is a $42.2 billion wholesale bank that has been financing agriculture and rural America for over 100 years. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, we provide funding and services to rural lending associations in five states, and we are active in the nation's capital markets.
While you may not be familiar with our name, Farm Credit Bank of Texas plays a critical role in supporting the businesses that make it possible for America to maintain access to an affordable and safe food supply, an industry which is one of the most innovative and evolving of our time. And while you help us deliver on our mission, we deliver on our commitment to you as a valued employee by providing competitive compensation, generous health and wellness benefits packages, and a collaborative workplace culture.
We seek out top talent in their fields, whether it be technology, finance, accounting, credit, human resources, or other administrative functions, and welcome you to join us in our mission to feed the world.
The Network Services Director is responsible for the leadership, strategy, architecture, security, and operational management of the Bank's enterprise network services environment. This role leads a team of network professionals responsible for delivering reliable, secure, and scalable network infrastructure supporting critical business operations across the organization.
Working as part of the Information Technology organization, the Network Services Director partners closely with infrastructure, security, application, and business teams to ensure network services align with organizational priorities and technology strategy. The role oversees network architecture, operations, automation, vendor management, roadmap development, budgeting, and service delivery while ensuring compliance with established controls and standards.
The position focuses on maintaining highly available network services, advancing modernization initiatives, strengthening security, and supporting the Bank's long-term technology objectives. The Network Services Director serves as the senior escalation point for complex network issues and provides leadership for enterprise networking projects, operational improvements, and infrastructure transformation efforts.
Operating with a high degree of accountability and leadership, the Network Services Director helps ensure technology services remain secure, resilient, and aligned with the evolving needs of the Bank and its customers.
Our ideal candidate is a strategic technology leader with deep networking expertise, a passion for operational excellence, and a proven ability to lead teams while delivering secure and reliable enterprise infrastructure solutions.
This role requires a combination of network engineering expertise, leadership experience, operational management skills, and strategic planning capabilities, including:
Demonstrated expertise in two or more of the following areas:
Additional strengths include:
In addition to a competitive salary, we offer comprehensive, affordable, and competitive benefit options focused on health and wellness, financial security, and work-life balance:
Important note: We care about your hiring process and take it seriously. A real person will review your application, meaning response timelines may vary. The interviewing process at Farm Credit Bank of Texas may include phone calls, virtual or onsite interviews, and requests for work samples or presentations. We will do our best to create a professional, respectful, and thorough process for candidates identified as a potential fit.
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