{bc}
indeed

Head, Infrastructure & Support Centre

National Film Board of Canada
Montréal, CAN
Full-time
Onsite
$113,358 to $147,781
Discovered 1 weeks ago
IT infrastructure managementIT support servicesTeam leadership and developmentIncident managementService-level managementIT service improvement

Full Job Posting

Role overview

Manages the NFB’s IT infrastructure and support services across offices and sectors nationwide.

Leads a multidisciplinary team and is accountable for service stability, availability, security, quality, and continuous improvement.

Position is continuous and full-time; the posting lists an on-site flexibility profile in Montreal (Balmoral).

Leadership and service delivery

  • Leads and develops supervised teams, sets clear expectations and objectives, and monitors performance.
  • Plans sector activities based on strategic direction and ensures requests, incidents, and problems are prioritized and handled effectively.
  • Guides solution analysis and recommendations, including assessment of risks, costs, impacts, feasibility, and organizational alignment.
  • Coordinates major incident response and supports teams in implementing corrective measures.
  • Maintains relationships with client sectors and monitors service levels, operational priorities, resources, and user feedback.
  • Improves support processes by analyzing trends, recurring problems, root causes, and user feedback.
  • Assesses infrastructure, platform, equipment, and technology service needs and presents recommendations and business cases.
  • Plans asset acquisition and renewal and monitors contracts, licences, and service agreements under procurement and financial controls.

Compensation

  • Listed salary range is $113,358 to $147,781; the posting says the range is under review.

Workplace

  • The posting specifies an on-site flexibility profile and identifies Montreal (Balmoral) as the location.

Requirements

  • Experience leading and developing multidisciplinary teams responsible for IT infrastructure and support services.
  • Ability to plan and coordinate service activities, translating strategic direction into priorities and work plans.
  • Ability to assess solution feasibility, risks, costs, impacts, and alignment with organizational and client needs.
  • Ability to coordinate service delivery and communicate effectively with users and client sectors.
  • Ability to manage service agreements, contracts, licences, and infrastructure asset acquisition or renewal within procurement and financial controls.

Apply for this job in 1 click

Skip the repetitive application forms

Install the Base Career Chrome Extension and autofill job applications across major job boards with your profile.

Sarah M.James T.Maya R.

Trusted by over 500,000 job seekers on Base Career

Start Free Today

More from this employer

More jobs at National Film Board of Canada