Top IT Manager Jobs

Leads on-site IT operations at a manufacturing facility, including infrastructure, end-user support, systems administration, security, vendors, budgets, lifecycle management, business continuity, and disaster recovery. Manages and mentors the local IT team, serves as the senior escalation point, aligns technology investments with business priorities, ensures compliance, and coordinates site projects with global IT teams.

Leads implementation, governance, roadmap development, stakeholder alignment, release planning, and continuous improvement for Frost’s Planview platform. Manages program scope, resources, budgets, risks, dependencies, reporting, organizational readiness, training, adoption, and managed-service relationships. Partners with business and technology teams to improve portfolio management, capacity planning, strategic planning, and platform capabilities.

Leads enterprise IT and business projects from initiation through closure, managing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, quality, governance, vendors, and stakeholder communications. Oversees cross-functional implementation teams and supports ERP-related initiatives. Drives organizational readiness through testing, training, change management, process improvement, and transformation activities while ensuring business alignment, data integrity, adoption, and successful delivery outcomes.

Leads IT operations across multiple MRO sites, managing local infrastructure, site applications, network performance, security, reliability, and compliance. Implements digital improvement and technology obsolescence roadmaps, partners with shop leadership and central technology teams, supports process transformation, and monitors infrastructure issues. Requires travel to other sites as needed.

The IT Manager owns IT operations, business systems, cybersecurity, end-user technology, enterprise AI governance, and technology strategy. Responsibilities include managing an external MSP, overseeing IT service delivery, identity and access management, technology assets, vendors, licensing, security controls, incident response, disaster recovery, backups, and business continuity. The role partners with business leaders on technology decisions, leads IT projects, and ensures compliant, reliable, secure, and scalable systems.

Own the global technology strategy, roadmap, backlog, governance, and lifecycle for content platforms including Global Connext and Digital Asset Management. Translate business needs into capabilities, coordinate architecture and delivery dependencies, manage risks and investments, and ensure compliance, security, validation, and support readiness. Lead prioritization, discovery, implementation, testing, adoption, and continuous improvement while aligning global and regional stakeholders, vendors, and cross-functional teams in a matrixed environment.

Lead strategic, multidisciplinary IT programs supporting corporate objectives. Manage software development projects and teams responsible for application enhancements and operations and maintenance. Oversee complex initiatives, schedules, risks, and contract costs while communicating with technical and nontechnical stakeholders. Develop innovative solutions, provide briefings, and mentor or supervise employees. The role requires a TS/SCI clearance with polygraph and includes potential management of IT infrastructure projects.

Leads complex, cross-functional technology projects from initiation through implementation and closure. Responsibilities include project planning, governance, budgets, resources, risks, stakeholder communication, vendor management, change management, business process improvement, and technology portfolio alignment. The role supports infrastructure, cybersecurity, ERP, software, cloud, manufacturing systems, and digital transformation initiatives while ensuring delivery within scope, schedule, budget, and expected business value.

Leads complex, cross-functional technology projects from initiation through implementation and closure. Responsibilities include project planning, governance, budgeting, resource allocation, risk and issue management, stakeholder reporting, vendor coordination, change management, user adoption, process improvement, and technology portfolio alignment. The role manages infrastructure, cybersecurity, ERP, software, cloud, and manufacturing systems initiatives while applying Agile, Waterfall, or hybrid methodologies.

Lead planning, execution, and delivery of strategic IT projects. Define scope, manage timelines, budgets, risks, and stakeholders. Coordinate cross-functional teams and third-party partners, track performance, ensure governance and change management, conduct kickoffs/closures, and promote project management best practices.

Leads IT software category management, strategic sourcing, contract renewals, negotiations, supplier relationship management, and procurement operations. Manages software usage forecasting, savings tracking, vendor evaluations, contract governance, approvals, compliance, and issue escalation. Partners with IT, Finance, Legal, Cybersecurity, business stakeholders, resellers, suppliers, and managed service providers. Supports continuous improvement and independently drives sourcing initiatives through completion.

Manages lifecycle delivery and continual improvement of site IT infrastructure across manufacturing, distribution, R&D, and administration. Oversees networks, servers, data centers, cybersecurity, backups, capacity, endpoint systems, and print services. Provides escalation and on-call support, coordinates vendors and global IT projects, ensures security and compliance, participates in audits, and supports 24/7 automated manufacturing operations. The role also documents systems, mentors support teams, and advises business stakeholders on infrastructure solutions.

Leads enterprise quality engineering strategy, test execution, automation, release readiness, defect management, and continuous improvement across applications and platforms. Manages functional, integration, regression, end-to-end, web, API, and automated testing. Partners with engineering, product, compliance, audit, and vendors to manage risk and quality governance. Leads, coaches, and develops QA professionals while advancing CI/CD, testing tools, AI-enabled testing, and scalable quality practices.

Manage the full lifecycle of IT and cybersecurity projects, including planning, execution, monitoring, reporting, and closeout. Maintain project methodologies, PMO SharePoint content, templates, training, metrics, roadmaps, risk registers, and action items. Support process improvement, technology implementations, proof-of-concepts, policy development, project performance tracking, and strategic planning using Jira, Power BI, and Power Automate.

Manage the full lifecycle of IT projects, from initiation and planning through implementation and closure. Define scope, budgets, schedules, and deliverables; coordinate cross-functional teams and resources; monitor progress; mitigate risks; resolve issues; facilitate stakeholder communication; ensure quality; and conduct post-implementation reviews. The role supports enterprise technology solutions across the NYC Health Department and requires delivery of projects within scope, budget, and timeline.

Manage IT project scope, estimates, plans, deliverables, schedules, status meetings, risks, issues, and mitigation efforts. Communicate project progress and deadlines to project teams, management, and the PMO. Requires strong project lifecycle knowledge, Microsoft Office skills, communication, leadership, organization, and issue-resolution abilities. Experience with EBS, particularly indirect procurement, is preferred.

Leads IT governance, risk, and compliance activities by conducting control reviews, interpreting regulations, updating policies and procedures, coordinating audits, tracking findings, and advising technology and business teams on remediation and emerging IT risks.

Leads the organization’s IT department, supervises support staff, and oversees helpdesk operations, endpoint support, retail POS reliability, user access, patching, cybersecurity controls, IT assets, vendors, budgeting, and technology improvements. The manager ensures dependable infrastructure, supports audits and cyber insurance requirements, reports service metrics to leadership, and communicates IT risks and recommendations. The role requires frequent travel among agency locations and occasional evening or weekend support.

Lead end-to-end IT infrastructure deployment programs for NVIDIA offices, labs, and sites across the Americas. Manage planning, dependencies, risks, budgets, vendors, procurement, installation, validation, go-live, and operational handoff. Coordinate technical and non-technical stakeholders across IT, Facilities, Engineering, Security, and external partners. Improve deployment processes, resolve blockers, communicate with executives, and deliver infrastructure supporting relocations, expansions, buildouts, and site upgrades.

Leads strategy, roadmaps, implementation, integration, governance, and continuous improvement for enterprise business applications. Partners with cross-functional leaders to improve processes, data quality, reporting, automation, security, and compliance. Manages the business systems team, vendors, licensing, contracts, budgets, and service performance while evaluating emerging technologies such as AI and workflow automation.

Own onsite IT operations for OpenRouter’s New York office and support a global remote workforce. Responsibilities include meeting-room AV, Ubiquiti networking, Wi-Fi, badge access, desk setups, walk-up and remote support, onboarding and offboarding, SSO and MDM administration, MacBook fleet management, vendor coordination, and daily workplace technology. The role is fully onsite and partners with Workplace Operations and People to maintain reliable, secure, well-documented IT systems.

Manages medium-to-high complexity IT or civil/construction projects from initiation through closeout. Oversees scope, schedules, budgets, risks, change control, vendors, inspections, testing, compliance, payments, and stakeholder communications. The role prepares executive reports, coordinates consultants and contractors, supports airport system implementations or construction projects, and responds to emergencies using ICS/NIMS protocols. It requires working with FAA and ADOT requirements, airport operations, and occasional field or nontraditional hours.

Leads enterprise IT audit and advisory engagements, assessing technology risks, internal controls, governance, and regulatory compliance. Develops audit plans, oversees execution and reporting, identifies control deficiencies, and provides strategic guidance to senior stakeholders. Manages audit staff, resources, performance, and change initiatives while using data analytics and AI to improve audit effectiveness. The role requires expertise in cloud auditing, technology risk, audit analytics, and professional audit standards.

Aligns IT strategy, services, and initiatives with business goals across a CPG manufacturing division. Responsibilities include stakeholder relationship management, business needs analysis, technology prioritization, project oversight, change management, KPI tracking, risk mitigation, continuous improvement, and critical incident coordination. The role promotes technologies such as ERP, MES, analytics, AI, and Industrial IoT while ensuring IT roadmaps support manufacturing efficiency, supply chain visibility, and product development.

Manages enterprise IT support personnel and infrastructure services, including hiring, coaching, budgeting, resource planning, policy development, service improvement, governance, and project support. Partners with IT teams, laboratory management, vendors, and organizational stakeholders to maintain reliable, secure, and effective technology services. Provides technical direction, evaluates emerging technologies, ensures compliance with standards, and oversees support operations across desktop, systems, applications, and infrastructure services.