The Director of Application Services and Security Administration leads enterprise application operations, cloud integration services, and access governance across PeopleSoft Campus Solutions; Oracle Fusion Cloud (HCM, ERP, EPM, PCM, EDM); Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI); and Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). The role supports the University’s digital transformation and evolving cloud operating model, overseeing application and environment operations, integration architecture and services, and access and security administration. In close collaboration with the AVP for EAI and other leaders, the Director operationalizes the EAI operating model, strengthens DevOps practices, and ensures enterprise stability, security, and scalability. The role manages multiple high-priority initiatives and communicates technical concepts clearly to executive, functional, and technical audiences. The Director defines operational standards for PeopleSoft and Oracle Cloud environments; governs integrations and API standards; establishes enterprise access governance; and leads the transition from traditional on-premises administration to cloud-based service management. The role also works across directorates and with functional stakeholders to ensure release readiness, translate requirements into technical standards, and guide stakeholders on cloud capabilities and constraints. The Director leads and develops a multidisciplinary team of developers, systems administrators, integration engineers, and security administrators, building clear ownership, accountability, documentation, collaboration, and operational discipline. This is a full-time appointment. The position is approved for SUNY’s hybrid telecommuting pilot, which permits up to five remote days per pay period. It is FLSA exempt and not eligible for FLSA overtime provisions; the minimum salary threshold must be met to maintain the exemption.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director