Enterprise Systems Supervisor

The Enterprise Systems Supervisor is responsible for leading IT related projects and supervising the work of direct report(s) and other TRU staff.

The role’s responsibilities also include building or installing new applications and systems, maintaining and enhancing existing applications and systems, and providing inter-process and intersystem communications.

The Enterprise Systems Supervisor must have a broad range of technical competencies and experiences, while continuing to keep abreast of industry trends and best practices.

This position is responsible for the independent analysis of problems or tasks and for calling upon their own judgment and experience to decide on the most appropriate way forward.

This position is the first point of guidance and advisement for all junior and mid-level staff within the Enterprise Systems team.

• Direct supervision of Software Analyst(s), co-op student(s), work-study student(s), and external contractor(s) including planning and scheduling of their work and handling difficulties resulting from the work.
• Lead and plan IT related projects, supervise the work of direct report(s), and coordinate the work of a broad spectrum of other TRU Staff across the university.
• Accountable for the training, cross-training, and job shadowing arrangements of all junior and mid-level staff within Enterprise Systems.
• Performs the work of Software Analyst(s) to cover vacations, leaves and busy times of the year.
• Responsible for building or installing new applications and systems, maintaining and enhancing existing applications and systems, and providing inter-process and intersystem communications.
• Lead development projects building new systems; enhancing and maintaining existing systems.
• Define operating standards, policies and procedures for staff, contractor(s) and consultant(s) working in our technology environments or within institution guided technology orientated projects. Establish and ensure that mission critical projects meet timelines; monitoring and establishing quality control guidelines; ensures standards compliance and monitors resource usage.