Network and Data Center Branch Chief
Securities and Exchange CommissionThe Office of Information Technology is seeking a Supervisory IT Specialist (Network and Data Center Branch Chief). As Branch Chief, you will lead SEC enterprise network and data center operations, ensuring reliability, security, modernization, incident response, and COOP/DR readiness while managing staff and major IT infrastructure programs.In this role as a Network and Data Center Branch Chief, you will be responsible for: Overseeing enterprise network and data center operations to ensure reliability and performance. Leading implementation of modernization initiatives, including hardware refresh and technology upgrades. Directing incident management and conducting root-cause analyses to drive service improvements. Managing security controls and ensuring protection of network and data center infrastructure. Coordinating COOP and Disaster Recovery exercises and tracking corrective actions. Supervising technical staff and fostering a high-performing, collaborative team environment. Planning and executing infrastructure service work and operational maintenance activities.
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