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Mardens, Inc.

IT Director

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An IT Director manages and directs information technology at a senior executive level for a company or organization. Manages the flow of information within the organization; identifies and manages technology needed to support access to information and integration of systems within the organization.

$168,843 / year median in Maine

+3% projected growth

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Summary:
Marden's is looking for an IT Director to own the technology that keeps our stores, warehouses, and offices running. You'll manage our entire environment — servers, networks, phones, endpoints, and business applications — and lead the IT team that supports it. This is a hands-on leadership role. You'll spend part of your time setting direction and evaluating where we should invest, and part of it in the weeds solving real problems. The systems you build and the decisions you make will show up immediately in how smoothly our operations run, and over time in how well we're positioned to grow.
Responsibilities:
Run and improve our infrastructure Maintain the core environment: servers, firewalls, switches, operating systems, email, IP phones, endpoints, and business applications.

Assess our current systems and assets, then recommend and implement the upgrades that will make the biggest difference.

Lead the design and rollout of new applications and changes to existing systems, from planning through deployment. Protect the business Own information security: risk assessments, security audits, access controls, and companywide security awareness training.

Build and test our disaster recovery plan, and make sure backups actually work when we need them. Lead the IT team Direct IT staff on business-critical work, systems maintenance, and hardware and software asset tracking.

Make sure employees across the company get the training and technical support they need to use our tools well. Guide technology decisions Work with department leaders to understand what they need, where they're stuck, and what technology could actually fix.

Evaluate emerging technologies, hardware, and software, and separate what's genuinely useful from what isn't.

Manage vendor relationships and hold them accountable for service and value.

Prepare cost-benefit analyses for significant upgrades and investments.