Location: 24 Colonnade Road, Ottawa ON
Schedule: Daytime, Monday to Friday
Commissionaires Ottawa is looking for an experienced and dynamic individual to join our team as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) working in our head office in Ottawa.
What you will be doing…
Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), the CIO works closely with the Executive Team & Senior Leadership and is responsible and accountable to lead and manage Commissionaires Ottawa’s Shared Services department. This includes the provision of strategic leadership and guidance for the Information Technology & Telecommunications and the Corporate and Administrative Services.
The CIO contributes to the strategic business objectives of the organization by ensuring that the information technology systems operate at peak performance, and that the clients and business units of Commissionaires Ottawa receive client-focused state of the art support.
The CIO’s prime responsibilities and accountabilities include:
As the Company Security Officer, the CIO is responsible for ensuring the policy, infrastructure and resources are in place to attain and maintain corporate security certifications (e.g., CISD, Controlled Goods) and external accreditations (ISO certification).
Additionally, the CIO focuses on developing and implementing technology oriented best practices across the organization the internal processes, procedures, and information management.
Some of your responsibilities include…
The CIO leads in developing and administering a comprehensive technology plan in support of the company’s objectives in order to move computer systems and technologies forward to ensure success. The incumbent directs and advises the executive team on best practices as it relates to their area of responsibility.
The CIO is responsible for budget preparation, contract development, and negotiations. The CIO analyzes and estimates feasibility, costs, time, and compatibility of complex computer systems including: servers, printers, and software applications. The CIO provides direction for all information technology related issues including privacy, access, and security as well as ensures legal compliance with all legislation and regulations.
The CIO supervises the activities and evaluates the performance of assigned staff. This includes providing direction, support, and professional development opportunities to staff while promoting a culture of quality customer service, collaboration, and accountability.
The CIO will demonstrate professionalism, provide quality customer service, and aids in maintaining a positive culture in accordance with Commissionaires values. This includes maintaining positive working relationships, confidentiality, positive communication, accurate records, and an organized and safe working environment. Additionally, it includes exhibiting flexibility, a willingness to learn, ability to change, and maintenance of current technology skills.
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