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Logix

Member-owned bank distributing profits to members

VP IT Governance, Architecture & Service Management

Full-TimeDeadline 9/24/27
$174.3k - $278.9k/yr
Expert
Bachelor's, Master's
Valencia, Santa Clarita, CA, USA
Hybrid
IT Operations

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Business Information Technology or Management is required.
  • At least 10 years of experience leading IT governance, enterprise architecture, IT service management, program or project delivery, quality assurance, or business analysis functions, including experience in a regulated financial services environment or directly related experience.
  • A proven track record establishing IT governance and service management disciplines, including change, incident, and problem management, with working knowledge of ITIL and COBIT in a production environment.
  • Hands-on experience owning an enterprise service management platform such as ServiceNow, including workflow and service catalog design, configuration management database accuracy, integrations, and service reporting.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead an enterprise architecture practice across application, integration, data, and cloud domains, including architecture standards, target-state roadmaps, chairing an architecture review board, and reducing technical debt; familiarity with TOGAF or a comparable framework.
  • Strong command of portfolio and program management across waterfall, Agile, and hybrid delivery methods, including intake, prioritization, resource and capacity planning, dependency management, and executive status reporting.
  • Demonstrated experience leading quality assurance and business analysis disciplines, including test strategy and execution, defect lifecycle management, release readiness decisions, requirements elicitation, acceptance criteria, and traceability from business need through benefit realization.
  • Ability to define and manage service level agreements, operational metrics, and scorecards, and to use data to drive measurable improvement in system stability, delivery cycle time, and service quality.
  • A strong background in financial services technology, governance, and regulatory environments, including NCUA Part 748, the FFIEC Information Technology Examination Handbook, GLBA, and PCI DSS, with experience coordinating internal and external audits and regulatory examinations.
  • Working knowledge of core banking, digital banking, lending, and payments platforms and the risks, controls, and testing required for major conversions, along with experience managing technology vendors, service level negotiation, performance, and third-party risk.
  • Financial acumen sufficient to build credible business cases, manage a multimillion-dollar technology budget, and demonstrate value realization.
  • Proven people leadership, including building, developing, and retaining high-performing teams, setting clear accountability, and influencing outcomes without direct authority.
  • The ability to apply emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence to drive efficiency and continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
  • Support the CIO in shaping enterprise technology strategy and translate it into executable roadmaps, governance decisions, and a prioritized portfolio aligned with the Credit Union's goals and member experience priorities.
  • Act as the CIO’s designee in technology governance forums; own IT policies, standards, and decision rights; and report governance, risk, and service performance to executive leadership.
  • Own IT risk management, compliance, audit coordination, and regulatory readiness, ensuring assigned personnel perform their duties in compliance with NCUA and other applicable rules and regulations.
  • Document, communicate, and enforce operational execution standards across critical IT functions.
  • Provide market trends, stakeholder impacts, risks, tradeoffs, and recommendations for CIO review.
  • Lead the Enterprise Architecture function and own application, integration, data, and cloud architecture standards, reference patterns, and the target-state architecture roadmap.
  • Define non-functional requirements for scalability, performance, security, and resiliency, and drive architectural consistency and technical debt reduction across the portfolio.
  • Own enterprise IT change management, including the change advisory board, change risk assessment, approval standards, release calendars, and post-implementation review.
  • Own incident management and problem resolution, serving as governance lead during major incidents by directing severity classification, escalation, cross-team coordination, executive and member communication, root cause analysis, and corrective actions through closure.
  • Establish service level agreements, operational performance metrics, and IT service reporting to measure the availability, responsiveness, and quality of technology services.
  • Drive process automation, workflow simplification, and continuous improvement across IT, including enterprise knowledge and documentation standards, using employee and member feedback to guide priorities.
  • Own IT budget planning, forecasting, and financial governance, partnering with Finance and Executive Leadership on business cases, cost-benefit analysis, value realization, and portfolio optimization.
  • Lead the IT Project Management Office and enterprise program delivery, ensuring technology projects are properly scoped, aligned to business strategy, and delivered on time, within budget, and to quality expectations.
  • Establish disciplined business requirements gathering, intake, and prioritization, ensuring documented requirements, acceptance criteria, and stakeholder alignment before work is approved for delivery.
  • Drive portfolio transparency and execution excellence, including status reporting, risk and issue management, resource planning, and enterprise release coordination.
  • Own the enterprise quality assurance function, setting testing standards, entry and exit criteria, defect management practices, and release readiness sign-off for all technology changes.
  • Direct test strategy and test script development, execution, and validation across functional, regression, integration, and user acceptance testing, with results documented and traceable to business requirements.
  • Institutionalize pre-mortem and post-mortem practices for major projects, conversions, and incidents, capturing risks in advance, lessons learned afterward, and tracking resulting improvements to completion.
  • Lead technology innovation and emerging technology evaluation, partnering with business leaders on discovery and design thinking to identify technology-enabled opportunities and governing structured proofs of concept for new capabilities such as artificial intelligence and automation.
  • Manage technology vendor and partner relationships, including service level performance and third-party risk, to ensure maximum benefit for the Credit Union and its members.
  • Perform business resumption planning for assigned departments, validate plan adequacy, and foster cooperation and collaboration within the department and across business partners.
  • Present to the Executive Team, Board of Directors, and Supervisory Committee.
Desired Qualifications
  • A graduate degree is preferred; specifically, a master's degree in Business or Technology and experience in a financial institution.

About the company

Logix is a member-owned bank where customers become part-owners when they open an account. 100% of profits are returned to members as lower fees, better rates, improved services, and higher reserves to maintain financial strength. This ownership model aims to align the bank’s success with its customers, making Logix feel like a community-owned financial institution. The company distinguishes itself with a high level of personalized service (80% of calls answered by a live agent, concierge desks in branches, and free gourmet coffee), a long track record of stability (no bailout funds and no losses in 80 years), and strong member advocacy (over 96% would recommend Logix). Its goal is to offer smarter banking through ownership-based benefits, reliable service, and financial resilience that benefits its members directly.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Burbank, California

Founded

1937

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What believers are saying

  • June 2026 Forbes recognition strengthens trust with Southern California members.
  • Quinte CaseHUB should reduce fraud losses and speed investigations in 2026.
  • Chris Mackintosh's COO leadership supports tighter operations and service execution.

What critics are saying

  • Logix sued Osaic and ex-advisors in August 2025 over client theft allegations.
  • That lawsuit ties sales staff retention to confidential-data controls through 2026.
  • A consumer dispute and public litigation increase reputational risk during member acquisition.

What makes Logix unique

  • Logix won Forbes Best-In-State Credit Union 2026, its sixth recognition.
  • Logix built fraud visibility with Quinte CaseHUB in June 2026.
  • Logix markets member-facing programs like Smarter Banking at Work and Home Rewards.

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  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Hybrid Work Options

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