Top IT Jobs in Columbus, OH

Conduct enterprise information technology audits and assessments focused on cybersecurity, cloud technologies, systems infrastructure, applications, and internal controls. Plan audit scopes, test control design and effectiveness, evaluate technology risks, perform fieldwork, and provide value-added recommendations. Advise audit associates and technology and business management while collaborating with stakeholders to mitigate risks and meet project timelines.

Own and improve the corporate endpoint environment across macOS, Windows, and iOS. Manage MDM, patching, vulnerability remediation, configuration, monitoring, compliance, and device lifecycle processes. Develop scripts and automation to deploy controls, detect drift, remediate issues, and reduce manual administration. Partner with Security and IT to implement CIS and NIST requirements, investigate complex endpoint problems, and lead technical projects from planning through deployment.

The Nursing Informatics RN supports clinical information systems and electronic medical record implementation, optimization, and ongoing support. This role bridges nursing staff and IT, evaluates clinical technologies and vendors, advises clinicians, promotes safe and efficient workflows, and participates in improvement initiatives and committees. The position requires a BSN, active Ohio RN licensure, and at least five years of RN experience.

Provides clinical education, product demonstrations, and technical leadership for General Imaging Ultrasound customers across Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and the West Region. Coordinates customer training, supports pre-sales and post-implementation activities, optimizes imaging workflows and protocols, addresses customer issues, and partners with sales and clinical teams. Requires extensive travel, ARDMS certification, ultrasound expertise, healthcare IT knowledge, and strong communication and project management skills.

Manage complex technical integration projects from planning through delivery. Responsibilities include developing project scopes, plans, milestones, and documentation; coordinating internal, customer, vendor, and executive stakeholders; managing resources, risks, deadlines, and escalations; and communicating project progress and business impact. Success is measured by customer adoption, business outcomes, and timely delivery. The role requires at least two years of IT project management experience and may involve some travel.

Lead end-to-end delivery of critical IT systems initiatives and integrations across identity, service management, infrastructure, collaboration, and compliance domains. Manage a project manager, coordinate cross-functional technical teams, unblock dependencies, define program metrics, build executive dashboards, drive user adoption, and communicate technical outcomes to business stakeholders. The role also oversees tooling consolidation, documentation, training, release communications, post-mortems, and enterprise IT roadmap execution.

Sells GE Healthcare ultrasound products across Southwestern Ontario and Manitoba, manages named accounts, develops customer relationships, demonstrates equipment, prepares proposals and quotes, prospecting, analyzes market intelligence, and achieves sales targets. The role requires extensive territory travel, healthcare capital equipment sales experience, strategic selling skills, customer presentation and negotiation abilities, and knowledge of healthcare information systems, networking, and IT.

Translate English software UI text and online marketing content into natural, culturally appropriate Italian. Preserve meaning, tone, variables, formatting, and brand guidelines while using key-based localization tools. Review linguistic quality issues, communicate availability and delivery risks asynchronously, and coordinate with Circle and another translator. The role is a remote independent-contractor engagement with limited meetings and regular Slack collaboration.

Leads a multidisciplinary design and estimating team supporting complex public-sector and critical-infrastructure security opportunities. Oversees solution architecture, engineering, cost estimating, proposals, construction documentation, compliance, risk mitigation, customer engagement, and cross-regional resource coordination. The role guides integrated physical security, cybersecurity, operational technology, and life-safety solutions while ensuring adherence to government, utility, and infrastructure standards.

Leads enterprise network security architecture, engineering, and modernization across cloud and on-premises environments. Designs firewalls, WAF, DDoS protection, Azure connectivity, microsegmentation, Zero Trust, SASE, and SD-WAN solutions. Serves as a Level 3 incident escalation point, drives root-cause analysis and resilience improvements, establishes automation and DevSecOps standards, and mentors engineers. Partners with stakeholders and vendors to deliver secure, scalable network security platforms.

Lead SEON’s global IT and systems administration function across multiple markets. Own IT service delivery, help desk operations, onboarding and offboarding, device provisioning, SaaS and access management, SLAs, vendor relationships, office infrastructure, documentation, and automation. Build scalable support processes, reduce reactive ticket volume, develop the global IT team, and partner with People, Security, Workplace & Facilities, and the COO on operational continuity.

Manage full-lifecycle recruiting for technical and IT roles, including sourcing passive candidates, building talent pipelines, partnering with hiring managers, screening applicants, conducting initial interviews, and guiding candidates through the hiring process. The role also provides market intelligence on IT talent and compensation while recruiting for positions such as program managers, AI architects, AI engineers, technical product managers, and product owners.

Teaches undergraduate and graduate information systems courses in an online and blended environment. Develops syllabi, lesson plans, course materials, assignments, and examinations; facilitates learning through technology; grades consistently; provides timely feedback; supports students; and integrates responsible AI practices. Requires a doctorate, relevant graduate credits, applied information systems experience, technical expertise, and strong communication skills.

Provides clinical systems training and optimization for Epic and other electronic medical record systems. Assesses training needs, evaluates workflows, supports system changes, delivers training to clinicians and staff, develops communications and change-management strategies, advises on enhancements, and coordinates between IT, training, and clinical teams. Builds super-user networks and supports end users with technical and operational questions.

Administers end-user computing environments, identity and access systems, endpoint management platforms, ServiceNow ITSM, and IT asset lifecycles. Provides Tier 1–3 technical support, onboarding and offboarding, troubleshooting, patching, security compliance, email security, and isolated-environment support. Collaborates with infrastructure, networking, security, vendors, and corporate IT teams while developing training materials and improving operational processes.

Provides advanced IT client and audiovisual support for corporate meetings, town halls, and events. Leads video switching and distribution standards, implements and maintains AV systems, supports cameras and collaboration tools, resolves technical issues, coordinates vendors, manages multiple high-visibility projects, and trains less experienced team members. The role also requires executive communication, troubleshooting complex AV and networking systems, and domestic and international travel up to 30%.

Lead end-to-end delivery of complex, global IT projects. Plan and execute scope, schedule, budget, resources, risks, and governance. Drive stakeholder communication, cross-functional collaboration, PMO best practices, and portfolio reporting to achieve on-time, on-budget outcomes.

Leads scientific and informatics activities for digital health and clinical research projects. Responsibilities include research data navigation, secondary data repository development, study design, outcome evaluation, data interpretation, manuscript and grant proposal writing, project planning, requirements gathering, stakeholder coordination, and risk mitigation. Provides scientific and technology consultation while collaborating with investigators, technical staff, and multidisciplinary teams.

The API IT Solutions Analyst II translates business needs into technical requirements, API specifications, mapping sheets, system documentation, and acceptance criteria. The role coordinates with business partners, architects, developers, QA, and project managers to deliver integration projects, resolve issues, maintain SOPs, support UAT and training, and ensure requirements traceability. The analyst also performs data analysis, reporting, and serves as a subject matter expert for applications and platforms.

Provides Tier I technical support to internal users by troubleshooting workstations, software, printers, peripherals, accounts, permissions, mailboxes, and connectivity. Manages support tickets, assists with Active Directory, Exchange, VMware, Citrix, endpoint, cloud, voice, and security systems, and supports technology upgrades and deployments. Maintains IT documentation, inventory records, and knowledgebase content while collaborating with network and systems administrators. Provides scheduled rotational on-call support.

Leads a Citizen IT team supporting Salesforce and PEGA applications through configuration, administration, troubleshooting, reporting, workflow management, training, and change management. Oversees Salesforce business analysts, partners with development and service leadership, improves data quality and processes, monitors performance, establishes KPIs, manages stakeholders, and drives platform adoption, productivity, and client satisfaction.

Leads global IT audits and risk assessments covering information systems, security, privacy, and control frameworks. Evaluates complex technology controls, identifies risks, reports findings, and recommends corrective actions. Manages audit scopes, timelines, budgets, staff development, annual risk planning, and coordination with SOX testing. Partners with senior technology, security, risk, and business leaders while overseeing a team of 2–5 direct reports.

Supports disaster recovery and business continuity through planning, documentation, testing, drills, runbooks, and incident-response procedures. Coordinates customer implementations and connectivity requirements across customers, sales, engineering, and internal technology teams. Tracks requirements, dependencies, issues, and deliverables using Jira and ServiceNow, facilitates technical discussions, supports customer quoting, and recommends resilience improvements while addressing standards and regulatory requirements.

Leads high-severity incident response for critical healthcare IT systems, coordinating technical teams, vendors, stakeholders, and executives through triage, escalation, resolution, and root cause analysis. Maintains ServiceNow documentation, supports incident, problem, and change management, analyzes trends, improves operational resiliency, mentors staff, and participates in 24/7 on-call coverage. The role is remote, includes irregular hours, and requires travel up to 25%.

Researches, writes, edits, and maintains technical documentation, including manuals, SOPs, training materials, proposals, reports, and compliance artifacts. Translates complex technical information for technical and non-technical audiences, ensures accuracy and formatting quality, manages documentation repositories and deliverables, and supports audit readiness. The role also includes proofreading peer work, maintaining technology knowledge, improving processes, and potentially leading tasks or supervising junior staff.