Top IT Jobs in Omaha, NE

Lead IT procurement and contracting for Digital Services: run RFx/RFPs, draft and negotiate contracts, manage renewals, oversee software licensing and vendor relationships, maintain procurement records, resolve disputes, and mentor junior staff.

Manage internal IT infrastructure and developer operations while leading frontend web work. Run developer standups, own sprint planning in ClickUp, triage requests, perform hands-on frontend fixes (HTML/CSS/JS), manage AWS resources, administer Google Workspace and Okta SSO, oversee VPN and endpoint security, and coordinate QA and deployments across web properties.

Develop and maintain Digital Workplace tools, working closely with teams, performing testing, debugging, and technical research. Requires web development experience and familiarity with modern software architectures.

The IT Project Manager will oversee project planning, implementation, and client interactions while ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations in the public sector.

The IT Project Manager will lead public sector ERP migration projects, ensuring high-quality deliverables and strategic alignment while collaborating with various stakeholders.

Build end-to-end automation and AI agents across identity, endpoint, SaaS, and ITSM systems. Automate onboarding/offboarding, ticket triage, self-service flows, and integrations. Operate and govern Vertex AI agents, establish KPIs, mentor sysadmins, and maintain reliable, auditable automations with security and compliance controls.

The Senior IT Project Manager oversees the delivery of technology and business transformation projects, supports PMO standards, manages project risks, and mentors junior managers.

The IT Systems Engineer will manage IT operations, support M&A integrations, and optimize Microsoft cloud systems, ensuring reliability and security.

The Senior IT Risk and Compliance Analyst manages vendor risk, ensures compliance with regulations, documents controls, and supports risk mitigation efforts across IT teams.

The IT Manager, Product Owner - Finance drives financial process transformations, prioritizes product backlogs, and manages stakeholder relationships to ensure high-quality delivery of financial systems solutions.

Serve as the primary IT–business liaison, owning executive relationships, technology strategy, vendor management, and prioritization of IT/AI initiatives. Drive modernization, cost/benefit analyses, budgeting, continuous improvement, and successful deployment of technology solutions across business units.

The Communications and IT Specialist will maintain and troubleshoot IT systems, provide technical assistance, and perform preventive maintenance checks on equipment.

The IT Enterprise Architect will design architectures for enterprise technologies, establish standards, and lead implementation of complex systems in a high-growth environment.