
Director, IT Operations
About this role
Role Overview
The Director, IT Operations position at OpenLoop Health is a full-time, remote opportunity based in the United States designed for a senior technology leader with a background in infrastructure and team management. This role suits an experienced professional ready to build a new IT organization from the ground up for a fast-growing telehealth platform scaling AI-powered care delivery.
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Salary and Benefits
About the Company
OpenLoop Health was co-founded by CEO Dr. Jon Lensing and COO Christian Williams with a vision to bring care anywhere. The telehealth support solutions streamline go-to-market care delivery for companies offering virtual support across all 50 states. The company maintains a flat organizational structure where everyone is encouraged to bring ideas forward, driven by core values of autonomy, competence, and belonging.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official OpenLoop Health careers page to submit an application and learn more about joining the team.
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Questions candidates ask
Is this position fully remote?
Yes, this role is listed as United States - Remote.
How many direct reports will the Director, IT Operations manage?
The role involves building and leading a team of 11 engineers and operators, managing a team of 10 plus global resources with at least 5 direct reports required by the experience criteria.
What level of experience is required for this role?
Candidates must have 8 plus years in IT operations, infrastructure engineering, or site reliability roles, including 5 plus years in a leadership role managing technical teams.
What cloud platforms are relevant to this position?
The role requires deep expertise with cloud platforms such as AWS, GCP, or Azure, along with infrastructure-as-code.
What compliance frameworks must the candidate understand?
The position requires a strong understanding of HIPAA compliance, security baselines, SOC 2, and state healthcare regulations.