
LEGAL AID BC
POSTING
TO: LABC STAFF (cc: BCGEU)
FROM: HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
POSITION: SUPERVISOR, IT OPERATIONS
ONE REGULAR FULL-TIME POSITION – VANCOUVER
COMPETITION NO: B042-26
DATE POSTED: September 23, 2026
CLOSING DATE: October 7, 2026
STARTING DATE: ASAP
SALARY: Job Class 25 ($86,260 - $98,660) *market adjusted
HOURS OF WORK: 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday
This position has the option to participate in a modified work week schedule (37.5 hours/week) Monday to Friday, with the extra hours worked as one earned day off taken once every three-week scheduled cycle.
Legal Aid BC is in the early stages of, and committed to a transformative journey to embedding Truth and Reconciliation, and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in all aspects of our work. We seek talent from equity-seeking groups, including but not limited to individuals who self-identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis descent, persons with disabilities, gender diverse, racialized, and members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community be a part of this exciting stage of Legal Aid BC’s growth. We care deeply about the culture we are building and are looking for staff members who not only excel in their respective areas but are also passionate about supporting the people we serve and each other. If this resonates with you, we encourage you to apply. All interested and eligible applicants will be considered with due consideration to all protected grounds under the BC Human Rights Code. If we can do anything to make your application experience a positive and equitable one, we want to hear from you on what we can do better.
PRIMARY FUNCTION:
To supervise, coordinate and support the IT Operations of the Information Technology department. This position assists in the design and implementation of approved information technology strategies, telecommunications services, including efficient service delivery, identifying systems opportunities, developing and overseeing the implementation of all major systems initiatives. The IT Operations Supervisor provides leadership to the Legal Aid BC IT Operations Staff.
The following job duties are illustrative examples and shall not be construed as an exhaustive description of all the work requirements that may be inherent in the job.
a. Participate in the design and implementation of approved IT strategies and long-term technological plan, and annual systems plans;
b. Participate in the development and recommendation of business plans and proposals for systems initiatives; provides business cases, and analyzes costs, implications and benefits;
c. Ensure appropriate technologies and processes are in place to protect information security protection from viruses, spam and other;
d. Maintain current awareness of emerging trends in information technology; assess applicability and cost effectiveness;
e. Collaborate with external organizations on matters of mutual interest related to systems planning and implementation;
f. Ensure that computer systems meet Society needs; liaise with management, staff and external agents to identify requirements and opportunities; and,
g. Maintain service level agreements, system availability; report back to the management team on adherence to these metrics.
a. Provide leadership and day to day supervision to IT staff and contractors;
b. Provide leadership and direction in training, scheduling, and performance development including establishing individual goals and objectives;
c. coordinate and delegates work projects;
d. Oversee the work of consultants and negotiate contracts as required;
e. Assist users and staff in the more complex situation(s); and,
f. Oversee the management of efficient help desk services.
a. Participate in the development of the IT Department’s budget, business plan and administrative policies;
b. Coordinate inter-divisional communications and initiatives; represent the Department on internal committees;
c. Participate in preparing the IT Capital Asset Plan;
d. Participate in the development and management of the IT Department’s annual budget and is accountable for monitoring, controlling and authorizing expenditures;
e. Participate in determining departmental programs, resource and operational priorities and requirements; develop comprehensive plans and strategies to meet identified program and service needs; and,
f. Provide input on the acquisition, operation and maintenance of telecommunication systems, mobile devices, and IT investments including IT systems hardware and software applications.
a. Provide business analysis, project management, planning, monitoring and reporting of business benefits realization of IT investments;
b. Participate in special projects within area of expertise; makes presentations and participates in Society projects within other areas;
c. Maintain the Society’s information technology standards;
d. Manage on-going and long-term operation and maintenance of systems;
e. Support current software and infrastructure and recommend future acquisition and implementation of software and infrastructure;
f. Maintain equipment and plan for the replacement of outdated technology;
g. Analyze impact of software and proposed modifications on installations, standards and procedures to enhance operating activities;
h. Monitor system capacity, bandwidths, etc. and provide the necessary adjustments; and,
i. Adhere to IT Governance/Control Objectives for Information & Related Technology (COBIT) framework standards.
a. Other duties as required.
Basic Requirements
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