Director of Data Center Infrastructure
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About The Position
The Director of Data Center Infrastructure is responsible for the strategic leadership and operational management of Michigan Medicine’s on-premise data center environments, ensuring high availability, security, and performance for mission-critical applications and systems. This role oversees the management and optimization of Windows, Unix, and Linux operating systems, as well as the VMware and OpenShift hypervisor and container platforms. The Director plays a crucial role in sustaining the reliability of traditional data center operations while strategically supporting the transition of applications, platforms, and workloads to the cloud in alignment with the organization's long-term IT strategy. The Cloud Center of Excellence (CcoE) at Michigan Medicine is a strategic division dedicated to driving cloud adoption, governance, and operational excellence across the organization. The CcoE serves as the central hub for cloud expertise, ensuring the secure, efficient, and scalable use of cloud technologies to support clinical, research, and administrative initiatives. With a focus on innovation, best practices, and compliance, the CcoE is responsible for establishing cloud strategies, architecture standards, and operational frameworks that align with the institution's mission. The division collaborates closely with IT, security, and business stakeholders to optimize cloud environments, enabling high-performance computing, data analytics, and mission-critical applications including the management and optimization of Epic EHR and Sectra PACS in the public cloud. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, automation, and cloud-native solutions, the CcoE ensures that Michigan Medicine remains at the forefront of digital transformation, delivering reliable, cost-effective, and cutting-edge cloud services that enhance patient care, research advancements, and operational efficiencies.
