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Hireologyâs IT Manager owns the infrastructure that keeps roughly 200 employees productive and secure. Youâll lead a small team of IT professionals, manage our core systems and vendor relationships, and set the technical direction for how Hireologyâs internal environment scales with the business. This isnât a break-fix role - itâs a strategic one. The work ranges from evaluating new tooling and driving security posture improvements to partnering with People Ops and Finance on employee lifecycle systems.
Youâll report to the VP of Operations and work closely with Engineering, Finance, and HR leadership. Youâre the right fit if you operate with ownership, communicate clearly with non-technical stakeholders, and know how to prioritize ruthlessly when everything feels urgent., * Own Hireologyâs IT infrastructure - cloud environments, SaaS stack, networking, endpoint management - and keep it reliable, secure, and cost-efficient
- Drive IT security compliance, including SOC 2 evidence collection, access controls, and endpoint security policies
- Manage IT vendor relationships and contracts; negotiate renewals and evaluate new tools against business needs, not feature lists
- Lead and develop a team of 2-3 IT professionals: set priorities, run 1:1s, and create a high-accountability culture that delivers for the business
- Partner with People Ops on onboarding/offboarding workflows, ensuring every new hire is set up correctly on day one and access is terminated completely on the last
- Own the IT helpdesk function: set SLAs, track resolution metrics, and build out self-service resources that reduce repeat tickets
- Build and maintain an IT roadmap that aligns with Hireologyâs growth plans and budget cycles
- Identify and close security gaps proactively; donât wait for an audit to find them
Requirements
Do you have experience in Vendor relationship management?, * 5+ years of IT experience, including at least 2 years managing or leading a team
- Demonstrated ownership of IT infrastructure in a SaaS or technology company environment
- Hands-on experience with core enterprise tools: Google Workspace, Okta or similar SSO/IdP, Jamf or Intune for endpoint management, Jira or equivalent ticketing
- Solid understanding of network fundamentals (VPN, DNS, VLAN, firewall), cloud environments (AWS or GCP preferred), and security frameworks (SOC 2, ISO 27001)
- Track record of managing vendor contracts and IT budgets with real accountability for spend
- Clear, direct communication - you can explain a security risk to the CFO and a VLAN configuration to an engineer in the same week
- Bias toward building systems and documentation that outlast your individual involvement
Nice to Have
- Experience supporting a hybrid and/or remote-first workforce at scale
- Familiarity with HRIS integrations and employee lifecycle automation
- Relevant certifications: CISSP, CompTIA Security+, Google Professional Cloud Architect, or similar
- Prior experience at a company with 100-500 employees, where you built IT infrastructure from the ground up
Benefits & conditions
Pulled from the full job description
- Health insurance
- 401(k) matching
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
- Dental insurance, * Base Salary: $97,000-$115,000 (Plus Bonus)
- Annual performance bonus
- Equity participation
- Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) with company match
- Flexible PTO
- Professional development budget
About the company
Hireology is headquartered in Chicago with a hybrid work model. This role is expected in-office 3 days per week. We move fast, hold high standards, and live our values - including âNo Assholesâ and âCreate Wow Moments.â The IT function is seen as a core business partner, not a cost center, and this role reflects that.
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