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Iterative Health

AI-powered polyp detection for colorectal cancer

Director, Information Technology

IT OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$150k - $200k

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 10 years of progressive IT experience, including significant experience leading enterprise IT operations.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Business, or a related field is preferred.
  • Experience leading IT within a high-growth, healthcare, technology, life sciences, or similarly complex organization.
  • Experience developing and executing an enterprise IT strategy and roadmap.
  • Strong understanding of infrastructure, SaaS applications, networking, endpoint management, identity and access management, and cybersecurity.
  • Experience managing IT budgets, vendors, technology implementations, and third-party service providers.
  • Experience building and leading high-performing IT teams.
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities and translate business needs into practical technology solutions.
  • Strong understanding of IT governance, security, privacy, compliance, and risk management.
  • Excellent communication, stakeholder management, and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to operate strategically while remaining close to execution.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute a scalable IT strategy aligned with business and growth objectives.
  • Establish IT roadmaps, priorities, standards, and operating processes across the organization.
  • Serve as a strategic technology advisor to executive and functional leaders.
  • Evaluate emerging technologies and identify opportunities to improve efficiency, scalability, and employee experience.
  • Develop and manage the IT budget, vendors, contracts, and technology investments.
  • Build and mature the IT function from an initial lean team into a scalable organization supporting a growing, multi-site healthcare technology and services business.
  • Lead, coach, and develop the Corporate IT team.
  • Establish clear roles, responsibilities, service expectations, and performance metrics.
  • Oversee corporate IT infrastructure, networks, endpoints, applications, identity management, and collaboration tools.
  • Ensure reliable, streamlined, secure, and scalable technology across corporate offices, remote employees, and clinical research sites while keeping costs efficient.
  • Establish standards for device provisioning, lifecycle management, access management, and technical support.
  • Build IT service management processes, including help desk, incident management, asset management, and service-level expectations.
  • Establish the IT operating model, organizational structure, processes, policies, and service standards required to support evolving technology needs.
  • Oversee the cybersecurity program and work with the internal team to set security strategy, policies, controls, risk management, monitoring, incident response, and employee security awareness.
  • Oversee vulnerability management, endpoint protection, identity and access controls, and security awareness programs, initially for IT and networking infrastructure and potentially later for cloud systems.
  • Coordinate incident response and business continuity planning for technology-related risks, and lead information and security for the company.
  • Partner with business leaders to assess, select, implement, and optimize enterprise applications and technology platforms.
  • Establish governance around application ownership, integrations, data flows, and technology standards.
  • Identify opportunities to consolidate systems, automate workflows, and improve data connectivity.
  • Support technology integrations related to acquisitions, partnerships, and organizational growth.
  • Establish enterprise application governance, including application ownership, administrative access, lifecycle management, integrations, licensing, renewals, security requirements, and data ownership.
  • Establish standards for single sign-on, automated provisioning and deprovisioning, role-based access, and application access reviews.
  • Identify and implement opportunities to automate employee lifecycle, access management, IT operations, and cross-functional administrative workflows.
  • Partner with People and Finance on systems supporting employees, payroll, financial operations, and business administration.
  • Partner with Clinical Operations and site leadership to support technology needs across the clinical research network.
  • Establish a formal co-governance structure with Product and Engineering to ensure appropriate technology, security, and compliance controls, with clear ownership, accountability, and separation of duties.
  • Communicate technology changes, risks, and priorities to employees and leadership.
  • Perform related duties as requested.
  • Partner with Security, Legal, Compliance, and Procurement to establish technology and security requirements for third-party vendors and participate in vendor risk assessments.
  • Lead IT due diligence and technology integration for acquisitions, partnerships, new offices, and clinical research sites.
  • Develop repeatable standards for onboarding acquired organizations, users, devices, applications, networks, and data.
  • Identify technology risks, integration costs, system redundancies, and remediation requirements during due diligence.
  • Develop transition plans for identity, endpoints, collaboration platforms, networking, SaaS applications, and security controls.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience supporting distributed or multi-site organizations.
  • Experience with mergers and acquisitions technology integration or organizational scaling.

About the Company

Iterative Health

AI-powered polyp detection for colorectal cancer

Iterative Health develops and deploys AI-powered tools for gastrointestinal (GI) care. Its main product is SKOUT®, an FDA-cleared device that helps doctors find adenomas (polyps) during GI procedures, supporting clinical judgment rather than replacing it. The company also offers AI-enabled documentation and data standardization technologies to improve the quality of patient care and to streamline clinical trials, enabling consistent reporting across institutions. By combining AI image analysis, data-driven insights, and streamlined research workflows, Iterative Health aims to improve colorectal cancer prevention and diagnosis and to extend high-quality GI care to underserved populations around the world.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$262.2M
Headquarters
Boston, MA
Founded
2017

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