Manager, Workplace Technology
Torani (R. Torre & Co.) · San Leandro, CA · 1 wk ago
Engineering$172k–$191k/yrFull-time
Success Factors (First 12–24 Months)
- Team Member Experience Maker: The IT helpdesk team has raised the bar for what great support feels like. Issues are resolved faster, first-contact support is stronger, and repeated problems happen less often.
- Workplace Technology & Platform Steward: Evolved core workplace technologies like Microsoft 365, endpoint management, collaboration tools, and identity platforms to remain secure, reliable, scalable, and intuitive for team members.
- Operational Excellence & ITSM Driver: Strengthened incident, request, problem, and change management practices, improving consistency without adding unnecessary complexity.
- MSP & Cross-Functional Partnership Leader: Built a culture of connected seamless support across Workplace Technology by fostering strong collaboration between Helpdesk Engineers, managed service providers, IT teams, Facilities, and business partners.
- People Leadership & Capability Builder: Led the IT service team to become more skilled, problem-solving, and customer service-minded, fostering a culture of accountability, curiosity, collaboration, and service excellence.
What You’ll Bring
- 5+ years of experience in IT management, workplace technology, or end-user support environments, with at least 5 years of people leadership experience
- ITILv4 certification or equivalent practical experience preferred
- Experience managing managed service providers and external vendors
- Strong hands-on knowledge of Microsoft 365, Autopilot, Intune, and identity platforms such as Okta or Entra ID / Azure AD
- Strong understanding of ITSM principles and experience improving service management workflows and tooling
- Experience implementing or improving enterprise service desk platforms and support processes
- Familiarity with endpoint management, endpoint security, and workplace technology lifecycle management
- Clear, confident communication skills with the ability to translate technical concepts for non-technical audiences