WCCC Director of Information Technology

Open Until Filled

The Director of Information Technology serves as the strategic architect and analytics manager for the Wyoming Community College Commission. This position addresses the critical intersection where technical data operations meet institutional accountability and decision-support.

The role calls for a candidate who understands database structures, SQL environments, ETL mechanisms, and business intelligence ecosystems. Acting as a collaborative connector, the Director translates complex educational, financial, and state reporting expectations into structured, sustainable data assets, ensuring smooth technical alignment between campus IT groups, research directors, database administrators, and software vendors.

Working for the State of Wyoming offers more than a paycheck. Our total compensation package includes:

• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid vacation, sick leave, FMLA, and holidays
• Retirement - Pension and 457B plans that help you build a secure future
• Flexible schedules and work-life balance options
• Meaningful work that makes a difference for Wyoming communities

and MUCH MORE!

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Human Resources Contact:
Serenity Moffett /  / serenity.moffett

The listed functions are illustrative only and are not intended to describe every function that may be performed in the job level.

• Provide vision and direction for agency IT infrastructure.
• Oversee statewide data warehouse operations, repository structures, and multi-system data flows connecting the eight community colleges to the Commission.
• Apply practical knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server, relational database design, schema optimization, and ETL routines to maintain accurate and reliable state data stores.
• Evaluate, deploy, and maintain business intelligence dashboards, analytical tools, and reporting portals to convey metrics to policymakers and college administrators.
• Coordinate with campus DBAs and software partners to align student information systems (e.g., Banner, Colleague) with statewide data collection platforms (e.g., DMARS).
• Serve as the primary Commission contact for technology procurement, balancing vendor roadmaps, long-term ROI, and technology longevity while establishing policies for IT governance and digital privacy.
• Lead systemwide research activities, coordinating mandatory data submissions for state legislative bodies, federal entities (IPEDS), and public policy studies.
• Partner with college IR leaders to standardize data definitions, refine state data dictionaries, and resolve reporting discrepancies across institutions.
• Establish automated validation procedures and data verification audits to maintain high accuracy standards across all collected metrics.
• Serve as the functional bridge between non-technical leadership, campus CIOs, Institutional Research Directors, and technical developers.
• Partner with college technology leaders to organize and lead statewide technology user groups and advisory committees to align software tools and data initiatives across all colleges.
• Direct and mentor internal staff, including research analysts and technical data specialists.

Preference will be given to candidates with advanced hands-on technical experience in relational database architecture, schema optimization, and custom SQL/ETL data pipeline engineering.

Additionally, ideal applicants will demonstrate deep expertise in IT data infrastructure, data warehousing, automated integrity auditing, role-based security controls, and vendor contract/SLA negotiations for scalable cloud platforms.

Crucially, successful candidates must excel at serving as a functional bridge,…