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The Senior Manager, IT Transformation oversees and manages IT-wide strategic transformation initiatives, ensuring they meet business goals. Responsibilities include driving execution, managing project budgets, applying agile methodologies, ensuring compliance to IT controls, and leading change management efforts.

Responsible for providing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on HVAC, ice machines, and refrigeration systems for assigned stores. Accountable for minimizing equipment failures and optimizing energy efficiency while responding to after-hours calls. Coordinates and conducts preventive maintenance and updates control set-points for refrigeration systems and EMS controls.

Administrator Risk Management responsible for administrative and clerical duties supporting claims and insurance areas. Provides customer service, manages department emails, enters claims into system, prepares documentation, and more. Hybrid work schedule. Must be authorized to work in the US full-time. High School diploma required.

The IT Service Operations Leader will drive and lead the strategy and execution to provide proactive and predictive service models, ensure stability and reliability for specific business areas, manage Major Incident Management, engage with executive leaders, and coordinate with various IT teams for service improvement and reliability.

The IT Service Operations Leader will drive and lead the strategy and execution to provide a proactive and predictive service model, ensure stability and reliability for specific areas of the business, manage Major Incident Management, engage with executive leaders, and ensure service levels are met.

The IT Command Center Specialist is responsible for implementing a consolidated Command Center strategy to provide an end-to-end view of critical services, drive stability and reliability, manage major incidents, and ensure supplier engagement. This role involves working with the Observability team, driving rapid restoration of services, root cause analysis, and overseeing service dashboards.

The Director of IT Vendor Management Office is responsible for building and managing relationships with strategic suppliers and major vendors, leading all aspects of Vendor Management, and providing leadership in setting the strategic direction and vision of the vendor management office (VMO). The role involves developing strategic sourcing strategies, cultivating sustainable relationships with suppliers, overseeing vendor governance meetings, managing service provider performance data, resolving vendor issues, executing talent strategies, identifying savings opportunities, and contributing to risk frameworks.