Associate Director, Digital EnablementLocation:UBC IT | Digital EnablementSalary:$12,755.08 - $19,905.67 CAD per month.Job SummaryThe Associate Director, Digital Enablement provides strategic guidance and expertise to staff and senior leaders engaged in the delivery and support of UBC's application portfolio, ensuring services are aligned with institutional priorities and evolving academic and administrative needs. This role drives application modernization, rationalization, and innovation through robust portfolio governance, lifecycle management, and vendor oversight.ResponsibilitiesLead the evolution of the application portfolio toward increased agility, scalability, and innovation.Assess application fitness, sustainability, cost, and risk, and identify opportunities for rationalization, modernization, and benefits realization.Define and implement enterprise application lifecycle management practices.Provide people leadership, fostering staff engagement, capability development, and workforce resilience.Establish product management practices, including roadmaps, metrics, and executive reporting.Oversee vendor and service provider relationships, ensuring cost-effectiveness, performance, and contractual compliance.Collaborate to design and sustain an innovation framework for emerging technologies.Set standards and resource alignment for application operations, supporting secure, automated release and deployment.Act as a subject matter expert ensuring services comply with privacy, security, accessibility, social responsibility, environmental sustainability, and applicable policies.Partner with privacy and security leaders to mitigate risk and protect institutional and personal information.Provide financial leadership, including budget planning, forecasting, and expenditure oversight.QualificationsPost‑graduate degree.Minimum 11 years of related experience,
including 5 years managerial experience.Four additional years of specialized experience in design and implementation of major computer systems.Willingness to respect diverse perspectives and commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.Experience with SaaS, on‑premises, and COTS applications.Knowledge of ITIL processes, Lean IT, agile development, and application modernization programs.Experience in performance management, career development, succession planning, budget development, and financial management.Strong skills in strategic planning, project management, risk management, business process improvement, continuous improvement, quality assurance, and customer service.Leadership, consulting, marketing, facilitation, conflict resolution, negotiation, and team‑building skills.Preferred QualificationsSignificant senior‑level experience in IT application development management and operations.Demonstrated track record of delivering results and supporting technology needs of faculty, students, and staff.Comprehensive understanding of trends in the information and communication technology industry and higher‑education sector.Core CompetenciesCollaboration– Improves communication, resolves conflict, shares credit for team achievements, and encourages others.Communication for Results– Creates and delivers presentations, engages senior leaders, seeks consensus, clarifies judgments, and resolves conflict.Problem Solving– Diagnoses problems using formal tools, devises solutions, anticipates and prevents issues, and facilitates buy‑in for corrective actions.Leading Self, Others, and Organization– Self‑awareness, mentorship, succession planning, inclusive environment, strategic alliances, and transformation facilitation.Equity and Diversity StatementUBC is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; Canadians and permanentresidents will be given priority.AccessibilityTo support accessibility needs during the application process, please contact the Centre for Workplace Accessibility at
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📌 Associate Director, Digital Enablement - C$12,755.1 - C$19,905.7 A Month (Winnipeg)
🏢 Ubc It
📍 Winnipeg