Who We Are
Technology Services provides campus-wide technology solutions that support the teaching, learning, and research missions of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. We partner with other departmental IT staff to serve nearly 70,000 faculty, staff, and students.
Current Openings
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- Privacy Analyst / Senior Privacy Analyst / Lead Privacy Analyst
This position closes 3/3/2024
- Software Developer or Senior Software Developer
This position closes 3/5/2024
Why Work at Technology Services?
We are dedicated to becoming the premier place to work at the University of Illinois. We invest in our staff to enable them to do their best work and prepare for inevitable changes in the technology landscape. We encourage and provide opportunities for continuous learning and development.
We are an advocate for remote work and flex-time/telecommuting to provide flexibility and balance to our staff.
We dedicate time and resources to your career development by helping you advance skills in support of our services and actively working with you to align your interests and experiences with opportunities.
Staff spend up to 10% of their time working with other groups in the organization to learn, grow, and gain expertise in different areas.
Develop your leadership skills through campus programs such as Manager Development, IT Leadership Workshop, Lunch and Learn sessions, and HR Training Series.
We pair members of our Leadership team with staff to develop skills through a series of time-limited, confidential, one-on-one conversations and other learning activities.
Work together with other Technology Services staff to reflect on current practices; expand, refine, and build new skills; share ideas; conduct classroom research, or solve problems in the workplace
Our Employee Award and Recognition Program is a peer-nominated initiative that rewards individuals and teams who achieve performance excellence by supporting the Technology Services mission, vision, and values with monetary awards.
We have a team of staff volunteers dedicated to being an advocate for our staff. We encourage social events, wellness opportunities, and a variety of services to enhance work-life balance for you.
We are committed to a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workspace. Read more about the university’s commitment to DEI at Tech Services and the University as a whole.
Our Teams
Office of the CIO
Leadership in business and IT functions to Technology Services in areas of IT governance, communications, marketing, budgeting, finance, HR, and project and process management.
Application Services
Provides campus-wide communication tools, teaching and learning technology, web hosting, quality assurance, and software development.
Infrastructure
Provides campus networking, virtual hosting, structured database storage and administration, and installation and maintenance for managing data and voice services between campus buildings.
Privacy and Security
Dedicated to helping reduce risk, and protect people, devices, and information at the University of Illinois.
Research and Innovation
Provides IT access and support for advanced computing resources for the University of Illinois research community.
Service Delivery
Provides the entry point into Technology Services, including direct support for the everyday technology needs of the campus community.
Embracing Diverse Learning: Multiple LMSs Benefits U of I
Canvas is the most widely used LMS at the University, though there is a range of LMS options for instructors. Read on to learn more about why we have multiple LMSs.
“To me, Black History Month is a month for reflection”
February is over, but for many, Black History Month isn’t. As February came to a close, Joe Blanks shared some personal insights about what Black History Month means to him.
Lilly Haas-Feuerhelm Behind the Screens: A peek into the IT Team that keeps the University afloat
Read about what Lilly Haas-Feuerhelm does as Lead IT Specialist at Tech Services to keep our university afloat!
Tech Services Collaborations Promote Generative AI
Technology Services recently partnered with Google, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host a generative AI seminar series for the campus community. Read about the event and find recordings here.
Tech Services Revamps Classrooms for Hybrid Learning for Spring 2024
Technology Services’ Classroom & Conference Media Engineering (CCME) team built out hybrid-flexible (HyFlex) classrooms for the Spring 2024 semester. Hyflex classrooms are equipped with advanced technology for sharing lectures via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, support interactive learning, and extend enrollment capacities.
Leading with Privacy: Takeaways from Privacy Everywhere 2024
Technology Services is building a culture of greater awareness and understanding surrounding data privacy at the University. Since 2020, Privacy at Illinois has hosted the
Embracing Diverse Learning: Multiple LMSs Benefits U of I
Canvas is the most widely used LMS at the University, though there is a range of LMS options for instructors. Read on to learn more about why we have multiple LMSs.
“To me, Black History Month is a month for reflection”
February is over, but for many, Black History Month isn’t. As February came to a close, Joe Blanks shared some personal insights about what Black History Month means to him.
Lilly Haas-Feuerhelm Behind the Screens: A peek into the IT Team that keeps the University afloat
Read about what Lilly Haas-Feuerhelm does as Lead IT Specialist at Tech Services to keep our university afloat!
Tech Services Collaborations Promote Generative AI
Technology Services recently partnered with Google, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host a generative AI seminar series for the campus community. Read about the event and find recordings here.
Tech Services Revamps Classrooms for Hybrid Learning for Spring 2024
Technology Services’ Classroom & Conference Media Engineering (CCME) team built out hybrid-flexible (HyFlex) classrooms for the Spring 2024 semester. Hyflex classrooms are equipped with advanced technology for sharing lectures via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, support interactive learning, and extend enrollment capacities.
Leading with Privacy: Takeaways from Privacy Everywhere 2024
Technology Services is building a culture of greater awareness and understanding surrounding data privacy at the University. Since 2020, Privacy at Illinois has hosted the
- Lead Network Engineer
The Lead Network Engineer/Team Lead for Networking Services will play an important role building and supporting the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus network through automation and modernized services. Reporting to the Assistant Director, Network Services, this is a hands-on technical position heading the team that is tasked with providing the tools used in networking that are crucial to the functioning of the network such as domain name service, network user authentication systems, monitoring and alerting tools, automation and orchestration of network device configurations, and self-service portals for campus IT Professionals.
The Lead Network Engineer/Team Lead for Networking Services will supervise team members, work on network service design and implementation, and participate in choosing technologies to be implemented when upgrading and replacing networking infrastructure to support network automation and modernization. Successful candidates will have previous functional experience in large or enterprise scale networks working with diverse network hardware, working on projects that involve multiple teams, and running network related services in a higher-ed setting. They should also be eager to work on modernization and automation of networks.
Fully remote work may be possible for this position per the University’s Workplace Flexibility policy. While this position is listed for full-time remote, employee’s preference for hybrid or on-site offices would be accommodated. Sponsorship for work authorization is not available for this position.
This position closes 1/30/2024