Overview:
The IT Lead will oversee and manage the organization’s technology infrastructure, ensuring reliable and secure IT operations. This role involves implementing technology solutions that align with the nonprofit’s mission, supporting staff with IT needs, and managing cybersecurity, data systems, and digital tools. The IT Lead will also oversee vendors, IT budgets, and policies to enhance operational efficiency.
Key Responsibilities:
IT Strategy & Management
Develop and implement IT strategies aligned with the nonprofit’s goals.
Oversee IT infrastructure, software, and hardware to ensure optimal performance.
Manage IT budgets and recommend cost-effective technology solutions.
System Administration & Security
Ensure data security, compliance, and backup protocols are in place.
Monitor and maintain cybersecurity policies to protect sensitive information.
Oversee cloud-based systems, servers, and network management.
Technical Support & Training
Provide technical support to staff, troubleshooting hardware/software issues.
Conduct IT training sessions to enhance digital literacy and security awareness.
Develop documentation and guides for IT policies and best practices.
Project Management & Digital Innovation
Lead IT projects, including system upgrades, migrations, and digital transformation initiatives.
Identify opportunities to leverage technology for program efficiency and outreach.
Work with stakeholders to implement tools that support fundraising, communications, and service delivery.
These qualities and skills will be helpful:
Strong knowledge of IT infrastructure, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and data management.
Experience with nonprofit software tools (CRM, fundraising platforms, database management).
Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to work collaboratively across departments.
Strong communication and training abilities to support non-technical staff.
Passion for nonprofit work and using technology to drive social impact.
Skills Required
- Manage IT infrastructure, software, and hardware
- Experience with cloud-based systems and cloud computing
- Cybersecurity management, data security, and compliance
- Backup protocols and disaster recovery planning
- Server and network administration
- Provide technical support and conduct staff IT training
- Lead IT projects, system upgrades, and migrations
- Manage IT budgets and oversee vendors
- Experience with nonprofit software tools (CRM, fundraising platforms, database management)
- Strong communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills
- Passion for nonprofit work and using technology for social impact
What We Do
The Spokane County Democratic Central Committee (SCDCC), known as the Spokane County Democrats, is a local political organization in Washington state. It focuses on electing Democratic candidates to public office and promoting a platform based on human rights, social justice, and economic equity. The organization works to register voters, endorse candidates, and advocate for policies that benefit the community and ensure equal opportunity for all.
