Senior Director of Information Technology

Position Summary The Senior Director of Information Technology leads the enterprise Information Technology function within Etnyre International’s broader Information Services strategy. Reporting to the Executive Vice President of Supply Chain, IT & Strategy, this role is accountable for the strategy, security, resilience, performance, and modernization of the company’s technology environment across all locations. This leader serves as a senior technology advisor to executive leadership, translating complex technology risks, investments, architecture decisions, and operational performance into clear business language.

The Senior Director defines and executes a multi-year IT strategy and roadmap that balances operational stability with modernization, cybersecurity, ERP value realization, acquisition integration, and the technology capabilities required to support continued enterprise growth. The role leads through senior managers responsible for End User Services & Infrastructure and Enterprise Services, while establishing clear service ownership, decision rights, performance measures, and leadership accountability across the IT organization.

The Senior Director also partners closely with Etnyre Digital Solutions to ensure that artificial intelligence, automation, analytics, and other emerging capabilities are supported by secure, scalable, well-governed enterprise platforms. This is a transformation leadership role. Success will be measured not by technology activity alone, but by business continuity, risk reduction, service performance, adoption, simplification, value realization, and the development of a high-performing IT leadership team.

Leadership Mandate Establish and execute a clear three- to five-year enterprise IT strategy and investment roadmap aligned with business growth, operational priorities, risk appetite, and the broader Information Services strategy.
• Evolve IT from a primarily reactive support function into a disciplined enterprise capability with clear ownership, measurable service outcomes, strong governance, and transparent prioritization.
• Materially strengthen enterprise cybersecurity, identity, resilience, recovery, and incident-readiness capabilities while communicating technology risk effectively to executive leadership and governance bodies.
• Modernize and simplify enterprise architecture across infrastructure, cloud, identity, applications, integrations, and manufacturing technology while reducing technical debt and unnecessary variation across locations.
• Maximize the business value of the company’s ERP and enterprise application investments through process standardization, platform governance, adoption, integration, and continuous improvement.
• Build leadership depth, succession capability, and a culture of accountability, service excellence, business partnership, and continuous improvement within the IT organization.

Key Responsibilities:

Enterprise Technology Strategy & Executive Partnership
• Define, maintain, and execute the enterprise IT strategy and multi-year technology roadmap, ensuring direct alignment with company strategy, growth priorities, operational requirements, and enterprise risk.
• Serve as a trusted technology advisor to executive leadership, providing clear recommendations on technology investment, cybersecurity risk, architecture, business continuity, modernization, and major transformation decisions.
• Translate technology opportunities and risks into business cases, measurable outcomes, investment priorities, and explicit tradeoffs that enable informed executive decision-making.
• Establish portfolio governance that balances capacity, risk, dependencies, value, urgency, and organizational readiness across competing technology…