Top Information Technology Jobs in Chicago, IL

The Sales Development Representative will identify and prospect new accounts, generate sales opportunities, and collaborate with marketing, while achieving monthly targets.

Provide implementation, configuration, training, and support for SBS Substation Design products. Gather requirements, run demos and pilots, develop documentation and training content, manage support tickets, design and test product enhancements, and collaborate with customers and internal teams. Travel to customer sites and industry events as required.

The Trainer II designs and delivers training programs, supports onboarding, facilitates skills certifications, and evaluates employee performance in service-related roles.

The role focuses on selling Comcast's Internet, Video, and Voice services to SMBs, developing local partnerships, and achieving sales targets through lead generation and account management.

Phone-based sales role responsible for meeting quota through outbound calling, lead generation, prospecting, and email campaigns. Articulate Motorola solutions, navigate government purchasing processes, attend customer meetings and industry events, and use Salesforce, Word, and Excel to manage opportunities.

As an Account Executive, you'll manage the entire sales process, focusing on outbound sales, lead generation, and building relationships with customers in the Chicago area, with frequent travel to meet clients.

The Senior Full Stack Engineer will enhance the platform by building new features, collaborate across teams, and maintain the quality of the software lifecycle, all while mentoring other engineers.

Deployment Strategists work with customers to identify data-driven solutions, enhance operational workflows, and support decision-making by integrating and analyzing data.

The Field Technician will provide technical support by installing, repairing, and troubleshooting hardware and software for clients, along with planning major projects and upgrades while fostering client relationships.

The Chief Data and Information Analyst manages and directs the IT unit’s activities, overseeing data operations, security, and staff performance while leading large-scale IT projects and ensuring the department meets technical needs.