Director Of IT
Listed on 2026-10-13
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IT/Tech
Cybersecurity, IT Specialist, IT Project Manager
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Director Of ITSalary Range: $ To $ Annually
Waste Eliminator & Liberty Waste Solutions
Atlanta, GA or Raleigh, NC | On-Site | Full-time
Position SummaryWaste Eliminator and Liberty Waste Solutions are growing, acquisition-driven waste services companies operating across the Southeast. We are seeking a hands-on Director of IT to own technology for both organizations: infrastructure, cybersecurity, business systems, and the integration of newly acquired companies.
This is a working leadership role. You will lead a small team of two IT staff plus a group of third-party providers, and you will be expected to roll up your sleeves on infrastructure, security, and systems work while also setting direction, managing budgets, and building the processes that let a small team support a growing, multi-location business. You will be a trusted partner to finance and operations leadership, and the first call when we acquire a company and need it up and running on our systems.
The role requires regular travel to company locations across the Southeast.
Reporting Structure- Reports to:Chief Financial Officer
- Direct reports:Two IT staff members
- Third parties managed:Managed service provider(s), telecom/connectivity carriers, software vendors, and security and project consultants
Our core business systems include:
System
Primary Function
Net Suite
ERP: financials, billing and reporting
Soft-Pak
Waste operations: routing, dispatch and service management
Fleetio
Fleet maintenance and asset management
Hub Spot
CRM: sales and customer management
ADP
Payroll and HR systems
Identity, email, collaboration, endpoint and cloud infrastructure. KPIs
Scale: approximately 600 employee and 13 locations across two operating companies.
How the Role Is Expected to Be SpentApproximate allocation, which will shift during acquisition integrations:
- ~40% Operations:hands-on administration, troubleshooting, escalations, and oversight of day-to-day IT and vendor performance
- ~30% Projects and integrations:acquisition onboarding, system integrations, and improvement initiatives
- ~20% Security and governance:security program, risk, policy, and compliance
- ~10% Strategy and management:roadmap, budget, team development, and leadership partnership
- Own the technology side of every acquisition, from due diligence through cutover: assessing the target’s infrastructure, security posture, and systems, and identifying risks and costs early.
- Build and continuously refine a repeatable integration playbook covering network and connectivity, identity and email, endpoints, phones, security baseline, and migration into Net Suite, Soft-Pak, Fleetio, Hub Spot, and ADP.
- Coordinate with Finance, Operations, and HR to meet integration timelines with minimal disruption to routes, dispatch, billing, and payroll.
- Oversee networks, servers, cloud services, endpoints, and communications across all locations, including yards, shops, and offices.
- Ensure availability and performance of operationally critical systems, especially those supporting dispatch, routing, and billing.
- Maintain and regularly test backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity plans.
- Establish support standards (ticketing, response targets, documentation) and improve the end-user support experience.
- Define a coverage plan for after-hours critical issues, shared across the team and key vendors.
- Establish, document, and maintain the security program for both companies, including policies, access controls, multi-factor authentication, endpoint…
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