Full-Time
Lead IT Specialist
Posted on 6/12/2026
Later
1,001-5,000 employees
Social media management and influencer marketing
Compensation Overview
$110k - $150k/yr
Boston, MA, USA
Hybrid
Fully remote candidates may be considered for select positions.
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- 7+ years in IT engineering / systems administration / corporate systems leadership (senior technical depth)
- Deep expertise in Google Workspace administration and security controls
- Strong experience with SSO/SAML and SCIM (Okta or similar IdP), group-based access models, least-privilege design
- Strong endpoint management experience: Kandji (Mac) and/or Intune (Windows), patching, encryption, AV, compliance reporting
- Comfort operating in a compliance-driven environment (SOC2 / ISO), including evidence, audits, and operational controls
- Strong documentation habits and a “make it repeatable” mindset
- Calm, practical, senior ownership: can run the work, prioritize, push back, and build scalable patterns
- Participate and advise on the IT technical roadmap across identity, endpoint security, access governance, and core corporate systems
- Partner with Security/Infra to ensure SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 controls are operational (and not just documented)
- Establish standards for device compliance, access management, and SaaS lifecycle (intake → review → onboarding → offboarding)
- Drive adoption of scalable patterns: SSO-first, least privilege, automated lifecycle management, and measurable compliance
- Government of IT equipment in company offices (equipment in conference rooms, entrance doors, security cameras, etc.)
- Own Google Workspace administration end-to-end (org policies, groups, security settings, audits, access hygiene)
- Lead Identity & Access Management: SSO/SAML, SCIM provisioning, group-based access control, and app access patterns
- Own device endpoint management at scale: Kandji/Mac and Intune/Windows device policy enforcement
- OS update compliance, encryption, malware protection, and reporting
- Build and maintain operational automation: BetterCloud or SaaS Manager workflows, scripted automation
- Own core “security hygiene” within IT: Account lifecycle, joiner/mover/leaver processes, device inventory accuracy and compliance dashboards, audit evidence collection
- Support vendor/tool governance: Software inventory ownership, vendor classification and risk review inputs
- Partner with Infra/DevOps/Security to align on controls, identity design, and incident readiness
- Work with HR/PeopleOps on onboarding/offboarding and policy rollout
- Collaborate with Finance/Procurement on renewals, licensing discipline, and cost visibility
- Create clear documentation/runbooks so IT is easier to operate and scale
- Define “how we work” standards: SLA tiers, escalation rules, evidence cadence, and system ownership
- Reduce repeat incidents via automation, standardization, and root-cause improvements
- Build a monthly operating rhythm: access reviews, device compliance review, vendor/tool audits, and reporting
- BetterCloud or similar automation tooling experience
- Vendor risk management inputs and software governance experience
- Experience rolling out Okta/device trust policies or conditional access
- Experience building IT dashboards and metrics (SLA, compliance, lifecycle time)
- Experience with auditing mechanisms and processes (SOC2, ISO 27001)
Later offers a suite of social media tools for marketers, brands, and influencers, including Later Social Media Management, Later Influence, and Later Link in Bio. It works by providing planning, scheduling, and analysis for posts; automating influencer campaigns with ROI tracking; and routing traffic from a single bio link to multiple destinations, all through subscription plans. It differentiates itself by combining influencer marketing, social media management, and link optimization with real-time ROI insights and expert services for large brands. Its goal is to help marketers achieve predictable, measurable returns from social media and build the first Social Revenue platform.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$3.8M
Headquarters
Vancouver, Canada
Founded
2014
Your Connections
People at Later who can refer or advise you
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Enterprise growth exceeded 100% year over year in Q1 2026.
- Mavely expands creator commerce and shoppable payout infrastructure.
- Later serves major brands including Nike, Southwest Airlines, Wayfair, and Unilever.
What critics are saying
- TikTok Shop and Instagram native tools compress Later Influence differentiation.
- Google and Bing answer engines weaken Creator AEO's strategic importance.
- Enterprise concentration around large brands increases churn sensitivity and revenue volatility.
What makes Later unique
- Later unifies social management, influencer marketing, and link-in-bio tools.
- Later 360 provides unified reporting across organic, paid, and commerce outcomes.
- Creator AEO targets visibility in AI-powered search and recommendation surfaces.
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Benefits
Hybrid work environment
Education & conference budget
Wellness spending account
Flexible hours & work schedule
Technology bonus
Annual company retreat
Vacation & wellness days
Parental leave top-up
Learning & development workshops
Stock options
Company News
Later, an influencer marketing platform, has reported over 100% year-over-year growth in enterprise business for Q1 2026. The company now powers $2.9 billion in verified influencer-driven purchases and has delivered more than $250 million in cumulative creator payouts. Global brands including Nike, Southwest Airlines, Wayfair and Unilever are using Later's platform to manage creator programmes at scale. The company attributes its growth to brands consolidating their creator and social programmes around data-driven, performance-focused solutions. Later appointed Mohsin Hussain as chief technology officer, effective 1 April 2026. Hussain joins from LiveRamp, where he served as CTO. He will accelerate innovation behind Later EdgeAI, the company's AI-enabled technology that helped marketers manage 70% more creators per campaign and achieve 40% higher engagement last year.
Later, an influencer marketing platform, has appointed Paige Kelly as General Manager, Creator. She will lead the growth of Later's creator community and strengthen connections between the company's enterprise clients and hundreds of thousands of creators. Kelly joins from Wayfair, where she spent 14 years helping scale the company from 400 to over 12,000 employees, including through its 2014 public offering. She most recently headed Wayfair's housewares vertical, global supplier acquisition and branded product strategy. At Later, Kelly will expand creator resources, accelerate campaign opportunities and deepen community engagement. The company has been hosting creator meetups across major US cities including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. Later's platform leverages over a decade of proprietary data and has facilitated $2.4 billion in verified influencer-driven purchases.
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