6 Innovation jobs

The Enterprise Applications Division The Enterprise Applications division is a team within the Department of Innovation & Technology (DoIT) whose primary responsibilities are coordinating the support, development, and deployment of enterprise service platforms for all departments within the City. We utilize a combination of on-premises and cloud-hosted applications and are responsible for the maintenance of the infrastructure relating to these applications and services. The Enterprise Applications team assists 850+ users with implementing new applications, upgrades, and training to ensure all systems are available, secure, and resilient for the employees and community we serve. What you will be doing: Leading the Department of Innovation & Technology’s Enterprise Applications division into the next phase of technological advancement and success. Working on challenging and interesting projects that push the boundaries of local government technology. Help the...

The Department of Innovation & Technology (DoIT) The Department of Innovation & Technology’s (DoIT) award-winning team leads the City’s evolving use of technology to continuously improve the way we serve our community while aligning with the goals and initiatives of the City Council. DoIT is made up of five divisions with talented employees that are dedicated to our customers and are responsible for the management, support, and execution of the Infrastructure, Enterprise Applications, GIS services, IT operations, and Cybersecurity for all departments within the City. We strategically partner with our customers to provide innovative solutions while leveraging the robust technology currently deployed to ensure all systems are available, secure, and resilient for the employees and community we serve. What you will be doing: Represent the Department of Innovation and Technology in high-level meetings, including executive level and external stakeholder meetings....

MAPC, the regional planning agency for Metro Boston, seeks a  Civic Technologist  to lead the agency’s efforts on digital equity and municipal technology practices. This work includes digital access planning with municipalities and community partners; procurement and implementation of local broadband infrastructure improvements; and coordination of efforts to expand digital literacy and access to technology, especially in low-income communities and communities of color. With the anticipated infusion of federal and state infrastructure funds, there is an imminent opportunity to rapidly scale up MAPC’s digital access work, and the Civic Technologist will have a leading role in shaping that evolution. Other activities include technical assistance, coordination, and joint procurement related to how municipalities purchase and use digital tools.  The Civic Technologist will provide technical expertise, build consensus for effective solutions, and advocate for the needs of those...

MAPC, the regional planning agency for Metro Boston, seeks a new  Digital Services Manager  to lead the creation of online data tools, digital applications, and digital equity plans to support effective, efficient, and equitable governance in Metro Boston. This role supervises a team of web developers and a civic technologist working in a public agency with planners, data analysts, designers, and community engagement specialists.  This position oversees all stages of product development, deployment, and user engagement for those tools. This includes working with other members of the Data Services Department, fellow MAPC staffers, and external clients and stakeholders to identify user needs, formulate development roadmaps, manage production, and coordinate maintenance of digital tools. The Digital Services Manager will also guide creation of digital equity plans for the region’s communities and implementation of those plans through infrastructure investments and community-based...

The Port of Hood River, Oregon, is recruiting for its next Chief Financial Officer. Situated in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, the Port offices are located in the city of Hood River, just 30 miles north of Mt. Hood, and just over an hour’s drive to Portland. Under the direction and supervision of the Executive Director, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is a key member of the Port’s management team and is responsible for managing all fiscal operations, investments, and fiscal strategies including risk management, information technology (IT), toll system hardware and software management, and supervision of finance staff. In addition, due to anticipated funding and operational changes associated with a $500 million bridge replacement project, the CFO will have a key role in the management team’s efforts to plan and lead the organization’s financial and operational transitions.  The importance of this position as a leader and champion of the Port’s next...

The City of Largo is seeking a Management Analyst I to join our dynamic and engaged team in the Office of Performance and Budget. In this role, you'll have the opportunity to: Work closely with all City departments to adopt and implement continuous process improvement best practices and foster a culture of innovation, problem solving, and efficient service delivery Facilitate strategic planning and and strategic thinking that ensures our organizational service delivery is focused on meaningful outcomes for the community. Learn and lead the ins and outs of developing annual operating and capital improvements budgets for a full-service City that ensures we can achieve our strategic goals. Dive into data using business-intelligence software, learn the operations of our City, and utilize a data-informed perspective to identify opportunities to improve service delivery. Work up to 50% remotely in a collaborative, technology-driven team while living in one of the most exciting...