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environment. About the Position: The Marketing Cloud Administrator is a key member of the Enrollment Management Salesforce team. Reporting to the Executive Director of Enrollment Services, the Marketing Cloud
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Services (EIS) is responsible for the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of George Mason University?s network, compute, storage, and cloud infrastructure. This includes all inside and outside
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Department: Enterprise Infrastructure Services (EIS) is responsible for the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of George Mason University’s network, compute, storage, and cloud infrastructure
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Salesforce environment. About the Position: The Marketing Cloud Administrator is a key member of the Enrollment Management Salesforce team. Reporting to the Executive Director of Enrollment Services
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reports using Strategy/MicroStrategy; Experience transitioning a BI solution from on premise to a cloud environment; Experience administering a BI tool in a cloud environment; Experience with Microsoft
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, and Education Clouds—to support institutional goals in recruitment, engagement, and student success. As a key member of the Information Technology Services (ITS) organization, the Salesforce Solution
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. The architect will lead the development of security frameworks, standards, and best practices across cloud and on-premise environments, while collaborating with stakeholders to integrate security into all phases
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to teach one or two courses in ECE. Expertise in the following course is needed: TCOM 616 Cloud Network Technologies Responsibilities: Prepares and teaches assigned courses at assigned class meetings
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of available services to the campus community. These programs include Atrium (cloud-based campus card management solution) and Mason Money. In addition, this role ensures that the campus card program is
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to work independently and as part of a collaborative team; and Ability to work effectively with systems technical staff and business users. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with the MicroStrategy Cloud