The IT Manager oversees onsite IT technicians, focusing on operational strategy, performance management, team leadership, and cross-functional collaboration to improve service delivery and efficiency.
The IT Manager is a strategic and operational leader responsible for overseeing a team of Onsite IT technicians and ensuring the delivery of high-quality technical support for Lennar’s Division and Field Offices. This role focuses on driving consistency, operational excellence, and continuous improvement while supporting business operations at scale.
- A career with purpose.
- A career built on making dreams come true.
- A career built on building zero defect homes, cost management, and adherence to schedules.
Your Responsibilities on the Team
Operational Strategy & Continuous Improvement
- Own and evolve the onsite IT operating model, ensuring it scales effectively across Division and Field Offices.
- Identify systemic issues, inefficiencies, and recurring pain points; lead improvement initiatives that address root causes rather than symptoms.
- Drive standardization of processes, tools, and service delivery approaches to reduce variability and improve predictability.
- Balance service quality, cost, and speed by making informed tradeoff decisions within existing constraints.
Performance Management & Insight
- Define, analyze, and act on KPIs and service metrics to guide decision‑making and operational improvements.
- Ensure SLAs are not only met but used as inputs to refine processes, capacity planning, and support models.
- Translate operational data into clear insights and recommendations for IT leadership and business stakeholders.
Team Leadership & Capability Building
- Lead and develop a team of Onsite IT technicians by setting clear expectations, priorities, and outcomes.
- Focus technician effort on high‑value work by eliminating rework, inefficiencies, and unnecessary manual processes.
- Provide coaching, mentorship, and development opportunities that build a resilient, adaptable, and accountable team.
Enterprise Alignment & Cross‑Functional Collaboration
- Partner closely with Infrastructure, Security, Engineering, and Service Desk teams to deliver integrated, end‑to‑end solutions.
- Serve as the onsite IT execution lead for enterprise initiatives, ensuring successful adoption and operational readiness at the field level.
- Act as an advocate for Division and Field Office needs, ensuring field realities inform enterprise planning and prioritization.
Governance, Documentation & Standards
- Promote governance and adherence to enterprise IT policies, SOPs, and frameworks such as ITIL and ISO 27001.
- Ensure operational documentation, knowledge articles, and onboarding materials are current, effective, and enable consistent execution.
- Champion a culture of accountability, transparency, and customer‑focused service across onsite IT.
What Success Looks Like
- Fewer recurring incidents due to systemic fixes rather than repeated response
- Clear, trusted operational metrics used to guide leadership decisions
- A predictable, scalable onsite IT experience across all supported locations
- Technicians spending more time on planned, value‑add work and less time firefighting
- Strong alignment between enterprise IT strategy and field‑level execution
Requirements
Required
- 5+ years of relevant IT experience, including leadership or supervisory responsibility
- Demonstrated experience improving IT operations, service delivery, or support models
- Strong communication and stakeholder‑management skills
Preferred
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience
- ITIL certification or strong working knowledge of IT service management principles
Core Skills & Attributes
- Operational and systems thinking; ability to assess current state and design improved future state
- Comfort making prioritization and tradeoff decisions with limited resources
- Experience improving outcomes without adding headcount or budget
- Ability to influence across teams without direct authority
- Solid understanding of infrastructure fundamentals, security integration, and service delivery
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- High degree of professional integrity, accountability, and customer focus
- Adaptable and effective in a fast‑paced, evolving environment
Top Skills
Iso 27001
Itil
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