Michigan State University Information Technology

MSU Information Technology supports more than 50,000 students, about 5,300 faculty and academic staff, and 6,800 support staff who live and work in 545 buildings. MSU IT has been evolving over the past few years with the addition of the Chief Information Security Officer position and the expansion of the Chief Information Officer and Vice President of Information Technology position. Additional executive leaders have also been added to support technology at MSU. The main IT department, IT Services, employs about 450 IT professionals. An additional 300 IT professionals are employed by individual colleges and departments across MSU. It's a competitive market for talented IT professionals. Working in MSU Information Technology is of critical importance to the university and can lead to short-term and long-term career development. If you are an MSU alum, this is a special opportunity to work for the university that helped shape you and your career. MSU IT needs people who are inquisitive, driven, creative, passionate about technology, and willing to work hard. Add your skills to help grow Michigan State and your technology experiences.