Information Technology Job Subfamilies
The Information Technology job family designs, builds, delivers, and maintains technology solutions that enhance research, learning, and operations.
Instructional Technology
Supports the deployment, integration and management of computing, information and
media technologies related to education.
IT Applications
Designs, develops and modifies computer programs and applications that address the
needs and requirements of the University.
IT Infrastructure
Develops and implements a variety of data management structures and systems to support
the University's technological needs. Includes building databases, designing the interactions
between databases and applications, and the administration of maintenance, storage
and backup.
IT Management and Business Services
Supports or leads strategic planning, resource allocation, project management, and
the maintenance of IT infrastructure and systems. Staff work closely with leaders
to align technology strategies with organizational goals, improve efficiency, and
drive innovation.
IT Security
Develop and manage data, system, and network security architecture.
IT Support
Provides support and training to University constituents to address information technology
issues with hardware and software. May include technical support for University-owned
or personal devices, as well as application support. Acts as liaison between customer
and other technical units. Helpdesk and desktop support.
Network Design and Administration
Installs, configures, administers, supports and maintains the university's computer
network systems to ensure optimal performance.
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