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U.S. Compliance

Director of Technology

Minneapolis, Minnesota; MinnesotaUnited States
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Company: U.S. Compliance

Founded: 1988

Role: Director of Technology

Headquarters: Excelsior, MN (hybrid)

Employees: ~215

About U.S. Compliance

U.S. Compliance (USC) is a national provider of environmental, health, and safety (EHS) compliance services to small- and medium-sized manufacturing and distribution facilities across North America. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Excelsior, MN, USC pioneered a “Compliance as a Service” (CaaS) model that combines expert consulting, cloud-based software, and on-demand support, delivered through subscription contracts with a majority of revenue recurring. Today, more than 2,200 active facilities across industrials, metals, and food and beverage end markets subscribe to USC’s CaaS offering.

The Opportunity

USC is hiring its first Director of Technology to lead the technology strategy, systems, and infrastructure that power the business as it scales through organic growth and acquisitions. Reporting directly to Chief Financial Officer Kyle Anderson, this hire will own the internal technology environment that supports USC’s employees, clients, and the CaaS delivery model, including business systems, IT operations, data, security, and acquisition integration. USC is looking for this hire to own internal IT end-to-end: core systems, vendor relationships, and help desk support, while driving AI adoption to cut costs and save time internally.

Key Responsibilities

Technology Strategy & Planning

  • Develop and execute a multiyear technology roadmap aligned with USC’s annual business plan, growth strategy, and investor priorities
  • Own the technology budget in partnership with the CFO, including operating and capital spend, licensing, and total cost of ownership
  • Participate in EOS/Traction meetings, quarterly goal-setting, and company-level planning as a member of the extended leadership team
  • Report on technology performance, risk, and return on investment to the CFO, the Executive Leadership Team, and equity partners as needed

Business Systems & IT Operations

  • Own the core business systems that run USC, including NetSuite and Microsoft 365, ensuring successful implementation and measurable ROI
  • Drive system adoption, process automation, and data quality so teams spend less time on manual work and more time serving clients
  • Establish the service model, support standards, and response expectations for a distributed workforce, including field-based EHS advisors across North America
  • Ensure systems, network capacity, and tooling can absorb 20%+ YoY growth in headcount and revenue

Acquisition Integration

  • Lead technology due diligence and integration for acquired companies, including systems migration, data conversion, user onboarding, and retirement of legacy tools
  • Build and continuously improve a repeatable integration playbook that shortens time to value and protects continuity of client delivery and data integrity

Security, Data & Risk

  • Own the cybersecurity program, including access management, endpoint protection, backup and disaster recovery, and incident response
  • Establish data governance standards and maintain compliance with applicable security, privacy, and contractual requirements

Team Leadership & Vendor Management

  • Select, negotiate, and manage technology vendor and managed service provider relationships against defined service levels and cost targets
  • Build, lead, and develop the technology function over time
  • Partnering with the VP of EHS Strategy on AI initiatives within the business

Qualifications

Required

  • Bachelor’s degree in information technology, computer science, information systems, business, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience
  • Five or more years of progressively responsible technology experience, including at least three years leading teams, vendors, and/or budgets
  • Demonstrated ability to build and execute a technology roadmap in a growing, multi-location, or private equity-backed environment
  • Experience managing technology budgets, vendor contracts, and managed service provider relationships
  • Decisive and analytical, with sound judgment and the ability to build structure in a first-of-its-kind role
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