Chief Information Officer

Ready to join a team that’s all in? At Imprivata, we deliver unified access and security management programs that eliminate friction, empowering healthcare and mission‑critical organizations to work smarter, faster, and more securely.

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We are seeking a Chief Information Officer to join our team. This is a hybrid opportunity based in our Waltham, MA office.

The Chief Information Officer (CIO) is Imprivata's enterprise technology and digital transformation leader, responsible for translating business strategy into a secure, scalable, and economically disciplined technology agenda that enables growth and operational excellence. This executive will modernize the platforms, architecture, and processes that power the business, while leveraging data, AI, automation, and digital capabilities to improve customer experience, productivity, decision quality, and measurable business outcomes.

The CIO will establish and execute a multi‑year enterprise technology strategy aligned with Imprivata's growth and financial priorities, build a cohesive enterprise architecture across applications, infrastructure, integration, identity, collaboration, data, and AI, and partner closely with business leaders to transform revenue, customer, finance, partner, and employee workflows. Working in close collaboration with the CISO, the CIO will ensure technology investments are secure, resilient, and compliant while effectively managing cyber and operational risk.

Balancing strategic vision with hands‑on operational leadership, the CIO will serve as a trusted advisor to the executive team and Board and build a high‑performing global technology organization with a strong service culture, clear accountability, and leadership succession.

• Serve as the senior advisor to the CEO, CFO, executive staff, and Board on technology capabilities, investments, cyber risk, emerging trends, and digital operating priorities.
• Convert company strategy into a sequenced portfolio with clear business cases, funding needs, owners, milestones, risks, and measurable benefits.
• Lead executive and quarterly business reviews for technology, including progress, investment tradeoffs, operating health, and risk posture.
• Partner closely with Product, Sales, Customer Experience, Finance, Legal, HR, and Operations leaders; make enterprise decisions that optimize the whole company rather than individual functions.

• Own enterprise architecture and the application portfolio, including business systems, integration and orchestration, collaboration, infrastructure, cloud services, identity, and end‑user technology.
• Establish architecture principles that reduce platform sprawl, standardize security and monitoring, limit vendor lock‑in, and make future application changes easier.
• Ensure reliable, scalable, and well‑governed technology operations with disciplined service management, availability and performance management, continuity, disaster recovery, and capacity planning.
• Drive rationalization and modernization of legacy platforms while maintaining business continuity and service quality.

• Partner with the CISO to maintain and improve enterprise cybersecurity and compliance; in close partnership with Legal, Privacy, Product…