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County Recruiting for Deputy IT Chief for Engagement, Strategic Plans

Candidates should be prepared to document programs developed and/or managed including an operation budget, any contract procurement and administration, and scope of work; contribution to strategic plan development; ability to manage technology teams and concurrent technology projects, including the complete upgrade life cycle, and overseeing new technology implementations.

A coastal California county is recruiting for a key IT leadership position.

Ventura County is seeking a Deputy Chief Information Officer (DCIO) of Customer Engagement and Strategic Initiatives. This is a high-level executive position with responsibility for overseeing and managing functions within the Information Technology Services Department (IT Services) administration and fiscal divisions. These duties include:

  • Budget development for all divisions of IT services
  • Rate development for an Internal Service Fund (ISF) environment
  • Coordination of strategic plan development for the rest of the agency
  • Management of large-scale regional projects
  • Negotiation of IT contracts
  • Supporting customers without embedded IT Services staff
  • Direct management of about 10 technical and non-technical staff. 
Candidates should be prepared to document programs developed and/or managed including an operation budget, any contract procurement and administration, and scope of work; contribution to strategic plan development; ability to manage technology teams and concurrent technology projects, including the complete upgrade life cycle, and overseeing new technology implementations.

The position has an annual salary range of $118,173 to $165,457. The recruitment will remain open until the position is filled, according to the job posting. The DCIO will report to CIO Brian Ganley.

Dennis Noone is Executive Editor of Industry Insider. He is a career journalist, having worked at small-town newspapers and major metropolitan dailies including USA Today in Washington, D.C.