Information Systems Technology Asset Management Specialist (TS/SCI with Poly Required)

GCI embodies excellence, integrity and professionalism. The employees supporting our customers deliver unique, high-value mission solutions while effectively leverage the technological expertise of our valued workforce to meet critical mission requirements in the areas of Data Analytics and Software Development, Engineering, Targeting and Analysis, Operations, Training, and Cyber Operations. We maximize opportunities for success by building and maintaining trusted and reliable partnerships with our customers and industry.

At GCI, we solve the hard problems. In Information Systems Technology Asset Management Specialist, a typical day will include the following duties:

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Senior Information Systems Technology Asset Management Specialist is responsible for the planning, coordination, governance, documentation, procurement, financial management, and lifecycle management of enterprise IT Infrastructure assets across a large, complex on-premises environment. This position serves as the central coordination point between Infrastructure Engineering Teams, Finance Officer, Enterprise Procurement Team, Leadership, and external vendors to ensure technology assets are properly planned, acquired, tracked, maintained, supported, and retired throughout their lifecycle.

The enterprise environment consists of thousands of technology assets spanning multiple infrastructure domains, including network, storage, data platforms, operating systems platforms (e.g., Linux & Windows), databases (e.g., Oracle), web services, software licenses, and vendor maintenance agreements contracts from multiple IT vendors.

This is a senior enterprise-level IT Asset Management position that integrates technical infrastructure knowledge with IT asset lifecycle governance, procurement coordination, financial procurement planning, vendor management, and project management to support a mission-critical infrastructure environment. The role requires an understanding of enterprise infrastructure technologies to effectively collaborate with infrastructure engineering teams while applying sound business, financial, and operational practices to support executive leadership, procurement, finance, and long-term technology planning.

The successful candidate will possess exceptional organizational skills, meticulous attention to detail, strong analytical and project management capabilities, excellent communication and relationship management skills, and the ability to coordinate multiple concurrent initiatives while ensuring the accuracy, integrity, and compliance of enterprise IT asset records, financial plans, procurement activities, lifecycle documentation, and technology refresh strategies. This position plats a critical role in enabling informed business decisions, optimizing technology investments, minimizing operational risk, and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the organization’s IT infrastructure.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or other related technical discipline, or equivalent combination of education, technical certifications, training, and work/military experience

• Minimum five (5) years of related experience

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS

Analytical Skills

Ability to:

• Analyze technology lifecycle data

• Identify risks

• Forecast technology refresh requirements

• Evaluate vendor support timelines

• Develop replacement strategies

• Prioritize infrastructure investments

Documentation Skills

Ability to produce:

• Technical documentation

• Executive reports

• Budget reports

• Lifecycle documentation

• Asset inventories

• Procurement documentation

• Project documentation

• Standard operating procedures

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Enterprise IT Asset Management

Manage and maintain the enterprise inventory of technology assets throughout their entire lifecycle, including:

• Physical server hardware

• Storage hardware

• Network hardware

• Data platform hardware

• Database platform hardware

• Virtualization infrastructure

• Software version and licenses

• Vendor maintenance agreements and warranties

• Vendor support contracts