Manager, IT Service Delivery & Enterprise Applications- Remote (Anywhere in the U.S.)

Role and Responsibilities

Managers, IT Service Delivery & Enterprise Applications at GuidePoint Security operate at the intersection of employee support, enterprise applications, Information Technology, and Information Security. They are service-minded leaders who create structure, develop teams, and translate direction into reliable execution. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced, technology-centric environment, leads multiple support functions, manages competing priorities, and takes pride in delivering a responsive, measurable, and continuously improving employee technology experience.

• Lead two distinct operating functions: the Enterprise Applications support team through direct management of a team of application support professionals, and the IT Help Desk through its supervisor and frontline support staff
• Serve as the operational leader for the IT Service Delivery and Enterprise Applications support functions, translating established priorities into defined workstreams, accountable owners, measurable outcomes, and a repeatable execution cadence
• Manage, coach, and develop the Help Desk supervisor, Help Desk staff, and Enterprise Applications support personnel, including performance expectations, career development, succession coverage, cross-training, access readiness, and runbook ownership
• Own end-to-end service performance across assigned support functions, including employee experience, queue health, ticket assignment, aging and idle work, meaningful first touch, SLA performance, customer communication, follow-through, and resolution quality
• Establish and lead a consistent operating cadence for reviewing stale work, delay causes, escalations, recurring demand, service risks, blockers, owners, target dates, and continuous improvement actions
• Partner with Systems Operations, Endpoint Engineering, Identity, Security, application delivery teams, and business owners to define support boundaries, escalation criteria, and effective L1/L2/L3 handoffs; Systems Operations and infrastructure engineering remain under the Director of IT Operations
• Drive shift-left opportunities by expanding Help Desk and Enterprise Applications support capability through training, appropriate permissions, knowledge articles, runbooks, and repeatable troubleshooting procedures
• Use service data, customer feedback, escalation patterns, and recurring issues to identify demand-reduction opportunities, application support trends, and prioritized process improvements
• Lead frontline support for business-critical enterprise applications while partnering with application owners and delivery teams that retain product, platform, development, and architectural accountability; coordinate incidents, permissions, defects, enhancements, releases, and user-impacting changes
• Coordinate Help Desk and Enterprise Applications responsibilities within employee onboarding, role changes, and offboarding, partnering with Endpoint, Identity, HR, Systems Operations, and other owners on readiness, access, asset recovery, and related evidence requirements
• Develop and maintain decision-ready KPI and SLA definitions, operational dashboards, exception reporting, and leadership updates that explain performance, aging, delays, escalation patterns, workload, employee impact, service risks, and required management actions
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