The Director of Administrative Information Systems (AIS)\u00a0 position has been posted on the UW-Whitewater Employment site, and the recruitment for this iCIT management position is underway.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Reporting to Elena Pokot, CIO, the Director of AIS <\/strong>will provide leadership to the application development team; manage planning and execution of ERP-related projects, and foster project management methodology and culture on campus.\u00a0\u00a0 Candidates must have experience in implementing and supporting state-of-the-art ERP systems (or other large IT applications), and have proficiency in modern system integration frameworks and architectures.\u00a0 An experienced person with strong knowledge of application development practices, structured programming practices and systems development lifecycle would be a good fit for this position.\u00a0 The person in this\u00a0position serves as a campus leader, building a strong team and guiding it in a cross-functional, collaborative environment.\u00a0<\/p>\n A Bachelor\u2019s degree and 3-5 years of related experience, including supervising or managing technical and\/or application development personnel, is required.\u00a0 Project Management experience is required.\u00a0 Professional experience in a higher education environment is a plus.<\/p>\n Recruitment\u00a0for the Director of AIS position is\u00a0being supported by advertisement in targeted online job search and professional Web sites.\u00a0 For a complete job description and\u00a0details on how to apply, visit the UW-Whitewater\u00a0Employment site.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Director of Administrative Information Systems (AIS)\u00a0 position has been posted on the UW-Whitewater Employment site, and the recruitment for this iCIT management position is underway.\u00a0 Reporting to Elena Pokot, CIO, the Director of AIS will provide leadership to the application development team; manage planning and execution of ERP-related projects, and foster project management methodology … <\/p>\n