
SiloSmashers is seeking a highly experienced Operations Lead to join its growing contract supporting a federal government agency
The Operations Lead will have a good understanding of the software and hardware products used by the company and the end-users, as well as experience with customer relationship management (CRM) systems, helpdesk software, and remote support tools. The Operations lead should possess a level of communications polish to effectively engage with both technical and non-technical users, as well as collaborate with other members of the IT team The Operations Lead should demonstrate strong leadership skills and the ability to motivate and manage a team of helpdesk technicians ranging from Tier 1 to Tier 3
The Operations Lead role supports multiple, major Operations initiatives and the successful candidate is expected to have the wherewithal to prioritize, over-communicate, plan and tightly coordinate with a variety of stakeholders, while driving day-to-day ticket closure to meet or exceed established SLAs A high level of emotional intelligence, awareness, and ability to rapidly "read the room," is critically required to understand and adapt to a wide variety of personalities to draw the "best" out of teammates to get work done.
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SiloSmashers is an industry leading strategy, management, and technology consulting firm, with depth of knowledge and expertise, and a proven methodology that enables customers to break down organizational silos, and increase communications and collaboration, to achieve Peak Performance® and mission success.
SiloSmashers provides a comprehensive set of strategy and technology consulting services focused on Project/Program Management, Performance Management, and IT Security, and supported by a proven methodology based on collaboration, strategic alignment and metrics.
SiloSmashers has worked on a wide range of projects, for numerous government departments and agencies including; and the Departments of Homeland Security, Transportation, Health and Human Services, Treasury, Justice, and Interior; General Services Administration; and the Environmental Protection Agency.