A functional area in support of information technologies includes those activities comprising the planning, direction, development, and deployment of infrastructures, products, or services that enable faculty, staff, and students to apply information technologies in the performance of daily tasks. Such activities also include determining and anticipating requirements, and matching capabilities and directions to meet these requirements effectively. Work collaboratively and negotiate as needed to ensure the effective identification and resolution of issues having complex systemic genesis or impact, and to avoid competing with or jeopardizing other established priorities. Bachelor's degree or equivalent. Accountable for activities which have a substantial impact on operations, resources or the University's reputation.
Contacts involve developing and making presentations and negotiating with others.
Occasional contact to provide information and instruction. Occasionally required to develop new, imaginative or innovative solutions, services, products, processes or programs. Duties generally involve many diverse and unrelated processes and methods. Work requires sophisticated reasoning skills. Responsible for assisting in and influencing decisions concerning policy-setting, research, planning or students.