LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES NW

Administration

• The Enterprise Applications Administrator serves as the technical owner of enterprise business applications, ensuring systems are secure, reliable, integrated, and optimized to support organizational operations
• Administer, configure, maintain, and optimize enterprise applications, including CRM, ERP, productivity, and other cloud-based business systems that support organizational operations
• Manage application security, user access, system configurations, integrations, data integrity, and system performance in accordance with organizational standards
• Partner with business stakeholders to understand functional requirements, provide technical expertise, and configure, implement, and optimize enterprise applications that support business operations
• Troubleshoot complex application issues, coordinate vendor support, and resolve system incidents affecting enterprise business applications
• Plan, test, document, and implement application upgrades, enhancements, integrations, and system changes while supporting effective change management practices
• Develop and maintain technical documentation, system standards, data management practices, and user resources that promote consistent application administration, adoption, and data quality
• Monitor system performance, vendor enhancements, and technology trends, recommending technical improvements that strengthen security, reliability, scalability, and end-user experience

Enterprise Applications Administrator

Security Engineer

• The Cybersecurity Administrator safeguards the organization's technology environment by administering security technologies, reducing cybersecurity risk, and promoting secure technology practices across the agency.
• Through proactive monitoring, identity management, security awareness, and data protection, this role helps protect critical systems and information while enabling employees to safely deliver services.
• Develop and deliver enterprise security awareness programs, including phishing simulation campaigns, training, and communications that strengthen cybersecurity knowledge and reduce organizational risk.
• Administer and optimize endpoint management and security technologies, ensuring secure device configuration, compliance, and access across the organization's technology environment.
• Manage identity and access management services, including authentication, authorization, privileged access, and security policies that protect organizational systems and information.
• Conduct cybersecurity risk assessments, coordinate remediation efforts, and support compliance with applicable regulatory, legal, and organizational security requirements.
• Administer cybersecurity operations by monitoring threats, investigating security events, coordinating incident response activities, and optimizing security monitoring technologies.
• Develop and maintain data protection, data loss prevention, and information security controls that support the secure handling, classification, and monitoring of sensitive organizational information.
• Partner with Enterprise Applications, IT Operations, and business leaders to integrate cybersecurity best practices into enterprise technologies and continuously strengthen the organization's security posture.

Cybersecurity Administrator

Director

• The Director of Enterprise Applications provides strategic leadership for the organization's enterprise technology architecture, cybersecurity program, and enterprise application environment, ensuring technology solutions are secure, reliable, and well-integrated.
• This role partners with agency leaders to support the successful implementation, integration, and governance of enterprise technologies that strengthen organizational effectiveness and support service delivery.
• Develop and execute the enterprise technology architecture strategy, aligning enterprise applications, cybersecurity, cloud technologies, and integrations with organizational priorities.
• Partner with business leaders to support the evaluation, implementation, integration, and ongoing optimization of enterprise applications and cloud-based technology solutions.
• Establish and oversee enterprise cybersecurity governance, policies, standards, and best practices that strengthen data protection, regulatory compliance, risk management, and responsible technology use.
• Partner with IT Operations to align enterprise applications, cybersecurity, network architecture, and infrastructure strategies that enhance security, availability, resilience, and organizational performance.
• Collaborate with agency leadership to implement enterprise technology solutions that improve operational effectiveness, system performance, user experience, and interoperability across business functions.
• Lead and develop the Enterprise Applications and Cybersecurity teams by establishing priorities, fostering professional growth, and promoting operational excellence.
• Evaluate enterprise technology architecture, integrations, and emerging technologies, recommending improvements that enhance security, scalability, operational efficiency, and long-term organizational capabilities.

Director of Enterprise Applications

Manager

• The Capital Development Manager advances LCSNW's strategic growth by developing and coordinating fundraising strategies that support facility, housing, infrastructure, and other capital initiatives across the organization
• Reporting to the Chief Advancement Officer, this position helps coordinate, secure, and steward philanthropic and institutional investments that strengthen service capacity and organizational sustainability
• Through capital campaign leadership, enterprise funding strategy, partnership with regional advancement teams, and strategic donor engagement, the role supports successful capital projects and builds organizational capacity to support future growth and community impact
• Develop and support implementation of enterprise-wide capital fundraising strategies and campaign plans that advance organizational capital projects and strategic initiatives
• Partner with Regional Advancement Managers, grant writers, shared services, and program leaders to coordinate capital funding efforts and develop collaborative donor engagement strategies
• Research, identify, and pursue capital funding opportunities from philanthropic, corporate, government, and community sources
• Cultivate, solicit, and steward relationships with a strategic portfolio of donors, foundations, corporations, government agencies, and other funding partners to secure capital investments
• Coordinate capital campaign activities and provide campaign leadership, resources, and expertise to support fundraising efforts across the organization
• Track fundraising activity, funding commitments, and campaign progress, providing analysis, recommendations, and strategic guidance to leadership and advancement partners