Director of Technology

Under the direction of the Associate Superintendent of Business Services, the Director of Information Technology will plan, organize and administer the activities of the Information Technology Department including, but not limited to: wide area network; district financial and payroll system; SIS systems, VoIP telephone system, repair of PC's throughout the District and other related equipment; direct, manage and evaluate instructional, informational and communication services of the District; supervise the performance of assigned personnel and serve as the District's visionary and authority on information technology and networking.

Do you have a valid Driver's License license?, Do you have experience in Technology management?, Do you have a Bachelor's degree?, Any combination equivalent to: bachelor's degree in information technology, computer science or related field and five years increasingly responsible experience in network management and the administration and maintenance of management information systems including three years in a supervisory capacity. At least two years of K-12 experience is preferred., Valid California driver's license and proof of current California auto liability insurance at time of appointment, and throughout employment in this classification.

South San Francisco Unified School District (SSFUSD) is a diverse, vibrant TK-12 community located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Our 15 elementary, middle, and high schools serve nearly 8,000 students in Daly City, San Bruno, and South San Francisco. We also have robust preschool and adult education programs, allowing us to serve community members of all ages. We take pride in our diversity, and our commitment to all of our children. SSFUSD refuses to accept that the educational outcomes of students in our district are overwhelmingly predictable based on students' race, socioeconomics, ethnicity or learning differences. We remain committed to working each day to examine systemic, institutional, and individual biases in order to dismantle systems of inequities and enable all students to thrive. With this in mind, our community worked together for the last year and a half to develop a shared, student-centered vision for our district. Adopted in February 2024, our Vision and 5-Year Strategic Plan lays out our updated mission, core values, our promise to all students (our "Portrait of a Graduate"), and five strategic priorities to help us bring this promise to life. We are united in our commitment to this vision and are looking for mission-aligned educators to join us in bringing this vision to life.