DTS Technology and Security Services Manager

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A Brief Overview

The Information Security Manager will lead and develop a high-performing team of Security Engineers and Principal Specialists responsible for delivering secure, scalable, and resilient technology solutions that support CHOP's clinical, operational, and research missions. This role will dedicate approximately 80% of its focus to people leadership, security engineering operations, and project execution-including managing information security initiatives, coordinating engineering resources across enterprise projects, and ensuring security requirements are effectively integrated into infrastructure, cloud, platform, and application initiatives.

The manager will partner closely with Information Security leadership, IT teams, project managers, architects, and business stakeholders to prioritize work, drive execution, and maintain alignment with organizational security strategy and regulatory requirements. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong leadership, operational oversight, and technical expertise across security engineering disciplines while fostering a culture of accountability, innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Responsibilities include resource planning, mentoring and coaching technical staff, managing complex security and infrastructure projects, supporting service delivery and operational excellence, and communicating technical risk and strategy to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. This position also plays a key role in advancing enterprise security practices, supporting audits and compliance activities, and implementing scalable solutions aligned with healthcare industry standards and best practices.

What you will do

• Service Management
  • a. Lead service strategy, design, operation and continuous service improvement.
  • b. Participate in tactical and strategic planning for the Technology and Security Services department, DTS and CHOP.
  • c. Demonstrate competency in strategic thinking and leadership.
  • d. Utilize knowledge of CHOP policies, procedures, culture, and requirements in order to develop, maintain, and support organizational and strategic initiatives.
  • e. Exercise independent judgment and creative problem solving techniques in a highly complex and dynamic environment.
  • f. Recommend, lead and implement scalable enterprise level solutions aligned with departmental and / or organization goals utilizing healthcare industry standards and best practices.
  • g. Demonstrate exceptional knowledge of and expertise in infrastructure and/or security technologies (such as Windows, AIX, system management, monitoring, end point protection and networking equipment), tools and techniques. Understand technology directions, trends and strategic business impact on key client initiatives.
  • h. Work across technology and business functions to implement sound designs which meet clinical and non-clinical requirements and enable business priorities.
  • i. Lead problem management, resolution and Determine root cause of problems and implement solutions to prevent the problem from recurring. Lead complex problem investigations.
  • j. Provide technical consulting, analysis and recommendations to the application teams.
  • k. Participate in the evaluation and recommendation of tools and technologies.
  • l. Implement security practices and procedures. Measure compliance. Participate in audits and manage corrective action plans.
  • m. Manage operations activities including metric reporting to DTS management and team members.
  • n. Maintain departmental asset inventory.
• Resource Management
  • a. People
  • i. Manage operations and engineering teams at I, II, & III, Principal, Supervisory, contractor, vendor, and other staff in the delivery of infrastructure services.
  • ii. Participate in the performance management process by setting goals, mentoring and coaching team members, providing feedback, and conducting reviews.
  • iii. Participate in the candidate selection process.
  • iv. Create a departmental Training and Development Plan.
  • v. Conduct staff meetings and 1-1 meetings monthly (at a minimum).
  • b. Budget
  • i. Maintain fiscal stewardship of all aspects of the department, including providing the following report analysis; resource planning, current financial standing, and support and project costs.
  • c. Hardware / Software
  • i. Upgrade database software and patches to maintain vendor support and remediate security vulnerabilities.
  • ii. Develop product and version roadmaps.
  • iii. Manage licenses.
• 3. Relationship Management and Communication
  • a. Exhibit outstanding interpersonal, diplomacy and communication (written and verbal) skills with a wide variety of people from diverse professional and cultural backgrounds.
  • b. Communicate and partner with management, analysts, subject matter experts and end users to establish productive working relationships.
  • c. Participate in leadership meetings such as the DTS Directors and Managers meeting, special committees, and appropriate governance committees.
  • d. Demonstrate strong customer focus.
  • e. Manage client expectations.
  • f. Concisely communicate complex technical information and strategies in a way that establishes rapport, persuades others and promotes understanding.
  • g. Maintain a flexible and collaborative work style, with a pro-active and solutions-oriented approach.
  • h. Exhibit the ability to see the big picture and conceptualize/document creative solutions.
  • i. Maintain knowledge of business operations, strategies, information requirements and priorities.
  • j. Serve as business liaison to various vendors.
  • k. Exhibits commitment to professional development and self-improvement.
• 4. Project Management
  • a. Demonstrate expertise in project management and SDLC methodology including the ability to effectively deploy resources and manage multiple projects in a cross functional environment.
  • b. Exhibit the ability to lead and manage projects for both clinical and business applications.
  • c. Lead implementation and support projects within the constraints of time, budget, and scope.
  • d. Allocate resources to projects.

Education Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree Required

Experience Qualifications

• At least eight (8) years experience designing, developing, delivering, and managing Infrastructure and/or security solutions. Required
• At least five (5) years experience managing Systems, Networking, Operation System standards, security or Hosting services Required
• At least three (3) years experience in a supervisory/managerial role with five or more team members in a production environment. Required
• At least two (2) years experience leading Infrastructure and/or security projects. Required

Skills and Abilities

• Understand and comply with all enterprise and IS departmental information security policies, procedures and standards.
• Support the integration of information security in the development, design, and implementation of Hospital Technology Resources that process, transmit, or store CHOP information.
• Support all compliance activities related to state, federal regulatory requirements, healthcare accreditation standards, and all other applicable regulations that govern the use and disclosure of patient, financial, or other confidential information.

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SALARY RANGE:

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