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Robert Half
Infrastructure Manager
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What they do
An IT Operations or Networking Manager manages networking and IT operations of an organization. Projects may include initiatives to create new products or improve or expand technology or systems. Identifies project requirements, develops and manages project budgets and schedules, leads project teams, and manages communications with project stakeholders, including company management and clients.
$110,480 / year median in Wisconsin
-9% projected decline
Job Description
We are looking for an experienced IT Manager/Director to provide contract leadership for a nonprofit organization in Green Bay, Wisconsin. This onsite role requires a hands-on, detail-oriented individual who can oversee daily infrastructure operations, guide a small technical team, and maintain a stable, secure technology environment. The position is well suited for someone who combines strategic oversight with practical technical expertise across networking, systems administration, and support services. As a Contract position, this opportunity calls for immediate impact and dependable interim leadership.
Responsibilities:
- Lead day-to-day IT operations for the organization's onsite environment in Green Bay, Wisconsin, ensuring reliable performance across infrastructure and end-user systems.
- Supervise and support two direct reports, setting priorities, providing guidance, and helping the team deliver responsive technical service.
- Manage core network components such as switches, routers, and firewalls to maintain connectivity, performance, and security.
- Oversee infrastructure health by coordinating system maintenance, monitoring issues, and addressing risks before they affect business operations.
- Administer Active Directory and related access controls to support secure user management and appropriate system permissions.
- Direct backup and recovery practices to help protect organizational data and support business continuity needs.
- Provide hands-on technical leadership for hardware, configuration management, and general infrastructure support across the environment.
- Serve as interim IT leadership, partnering with internal stakeholders to keep technology services aligned with operational priorities.