Regular/Temporary

Regular

Location

Central Campus

Open Date

2026/09/29

Job Type

Continuing

Close Date

2026/10/19

Employee Group

TMG

Favorite Job

Department

UTS Digital Infrastructure

Full/Part Time

Full-Time

Salary Grade/Band

Band O

Salary Range

$133399.00 - $200099.00 (annual)

Job Code

105007

Hiring Range

$133399.00 - $174920.00

Existing Vacancy

Yes - Newly Created Position

Target Number of Openings

1

Schedule 35 hours/week

Hybrid schedule available

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or related discipline, or equivalent experience.

Graduate education or skilled certifications in architecture, cloud, security, or project management assets.

5-10 years of progressive experience in IT Management

8-10 years of experience working in a progressive Information Technology enterprise infrastructure service delivery environment.

Anticipated Start Date November 2026

Job Description At McMaster University, our people are our most valuable asset . We strive to attract, develop, and retain the best faculty and staff, and to foster an inclusive community which values the strengths, perspectives and contributions of everyone. McMaster’s profile and stature have evolved to one of the Top 100 Universities in the World and recognition as Canada’s Most Research-Intensive University. McMaster is a diverse and complex institution, home to almost 30,000 graduate and undergraduate students who study across six faculties and employing approximately 14,000 individuals annually in more than 20 unique employee groups. McMaster has been continuously recognized as one of the top employers in the Hamilton / Niagara region,



and one of Canada’s Top Diversity Employers.

Our University Technology Services team mission is to provide exceptional customer service and a high level of support to the McMaster community. Critical to the success of this role we stand by and value integrity, mutual respect, collaboration and cooperation in support of the University’s IT Strategic Vision of a connected One IT community.

The Digital Infrastructure and Cyber Security portfolio is responsible for the planning, design, delivery, reliability, operation, and continuous improvement of the University’s enterprise digital platforms and services. This includes data centre services, hybrid and multi - cloud environments, networks, enterprise architecture, digital enablement (including AI capabilities), and the protection of institutional information through privacy and information security practices. The portfolio supports enterprise - wide digital transformation initiatives and ensures that technology investments align with organizational strategy, risk posture, and operational resilience. In addition, the portfolio enables digital transformation by providing modern, efficient, and secure technology platforms that support teaching, learning, research, and administrative functions across the University.

About the Role The Associate Director,



Digital Infrastructure Strategy advances the modernization and evolution of the University’s digital infrastructure. Working across a decentralized University environment, the position collaborates with faculties, departments, and technology teams to develop coordinated, scalable approaches to infrastructure needs that support both local requirements and broader institutional priorities.

The Associate Director translates emerging needs and strategic direction into forward-looking roadmaps and solutions across areas such as networking, systems, data centre services, storage, hybrid cloud, and lifecycle modernization. The position leads Senior Managers and technical leaders and works across the institution to build alignment, reduce fragmented approaches, and advance secure, resilient, cost-effective, and sustainable infrastructure solutions.

The Associate Director anticipates future infrastructure requirements, evaluates complex opportunities and risks, and builds collaborative strategies that position the University to meet the evolving needs of its community.

Is this role for you? You are a strategic technology leader who enjoys translating complex infrastructure challenges into long-term solutions that enable organizational success. You bring deep expertise in enterprise infrastructure, architecture, and digital modernization, along with the ability to build partnerships and influence decisions across a diverse environment.

You thrive in roles that balance strategy, leadership, and execution, and are energized by guiding teams through transformative initiatives involving hybrid cloud, data centres, networking, AI enablement, security, and emerging technol

📌 Associate Director, Digital Infrastructure Strategy (Canada)
🏢 McMaster University
📍 Canada