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Kingsville, Texas, United States
Onsite
Job Title
Academic Technology Operations CoordinatorAgency
Texas A&M University - KingsvilleDepartment
Instructional TechnologyProposed Minimum Salary
CommensurateJob Location
Kingsville, TexasJob Type
StaffJob Description
Texas A&M University–Kingsville (TAMUK), the oldest institution of higher learning in South Texas and a proud member of the Texas A&M University System, stands as the region’s premier university. TAMUK offers the widest range of academic programs and degrees in South Texas, provides exceptional learning and residential facilities, conducts impactful research, awards substantial scholarships, and has awarded more than 80,000 degrees in the institution’s 100-year history. The university is recognized for its unwavering commitment to student success, meaningful research, and deep community engagement. With a welcoming campus culture and strong regional partnerships, TAMUK offers faculty and staff a unique opportunity to make a lasting difference in the lives of students and the broader South Texas region.
Location: The University is located in historic Kingsville, a friendly, safe city of 25,000 that is the home of the legendary King Ranch. Corpus Christi and its beaches are just 40 miles to the northeast, and the border with Mexico is 120 miles to the south at Brownsville or 119 miles to the west at Laredo.
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The Academic Technology Operations Coordinator, under direction, routinely manages large, complex academic technology projects and operations that support the University’s academic mission, teaching, learning, and innovative technology environments. The position coordinates academic technology operations across classrooms, conference spaces, digital learning environments, and other institutional facilities. Collaborates with academic leadership, the Institutional Facilities Project Manager, Campus Operations, ITS, campus stakeholders, and external partners to plan and implement innovative, accessible, and technology-enabled learning environments. Performs limited specialized technical duties while advancing operational excellence, emerging technologies, and continuous improvement in support of the University’s academic community within the Division of Academic Affairs.
Operations and Service Delivery
Collaborates with the Center for Academic Technology team to promote innovative approaches and support high-quality service delivery across instructional technology, academic classrooms, audio-visual systems, digital learning spaces, and institutional workforce innovation environments.
Directs day-to-day operations of academic technology services across classrooms, conference spaces, digital signage, satellite locations, and workforce innovation environments.
Oversees operational processes and service delivery models, including preventative maintenance, incident response, and technology lifecycle management.
Serves as the primary point of contact for academic technology operations, providing consultation, issue resolution, and support for faculty, staff, and campus partners.
Develops, implements, and maintains standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure consistency, compliance, and operational effectiveness.
Cultivates collaborative partnerships with campus leadership, Campus Operations, ITS, Event Planning, Facilities, and external vendors to support integrated technology solutions.
Strategic Planning, Project Management, and Resource Administration
Leads and collaborates in the coordination, prioritization, and execution of work with Campus Operations, establishing service expectations, schedules, and resource allocations.
Manages the planning and implementation of academic technology initiatives, including classroom technology upgrades, AV integrations, and emerging technology deployments.
Applies formal project management methodologies to define scope, timelines, milestones, risks, and resource requirements, ensuring successful project delivery.
Administers budgets in collaboration with Center for Academic Technology leadership and coordinates the procurement, evaluation, selection, and deployment of instructional and AV technologies.
Ensures fiscal responsibility, resource optimization, and alignment with institutional priorities and standards.
Innovation, Emerging Technologies, and Continuous Improvement
Advances the integration and responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within academic technology operations, supporting AI-enabled teaching and learning tools, service automation, and data-informed decision-making.
Promotes human-centered, ethical, accessible, and compliant AI practices aligned with institutional priorities and emerging higher education trends.
Monitors service metrics and implements continuous improvement strategies to enhance operational efficiency and user experience.
Promotes ongoing professional development and continuous learning related to emerging technologies, accessibility requirements, AI-enabled teaching and learning, and workforce innovation environments.
Identifies and supports innovative solutions that enhance teaching, learning, collaboration, and institutional effectiveness.
Other Duties Assigned
The above represents the major duties, responsibilities, and authorities of this job, and is not intended to be a complete list of all tasks and functions. Other duties may be assigned.
Required Education
Bachelor’s Degree in applicable field or equivalent combination of education and experience
Required Experience
Three Years of Related Experience
Knowledge
Knowledge of academic and instructional technology operations, including classroom A/V systems, digital learning spaces, conference technology, digital signage, and emerging technologies.
Knowledge of project and operations management principles, including project scope, schedules, milestones, resource allocation, risk management, budgeting, and project delivery.
Knowledge of audio-visual and classroom technology systems, integration practices, preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and technology lifecycle management.
Knowledge of IT service management practices, including incident response, service delivery, performance metrics, continuous improvement, and ITIL principles.
Knowledge of technology procurement and vendor management, including product evaluation, selection, purchasing, implementation, and coordination with external partners.
Knowledge of IT security, institutional compliance, and digital accessibility requirements applicable to higher education technology environments.
Knowledge of Artificial Intelligence and emerging technology trends, including responsible, ethical, accessible, and human-centered applications of AI in academic and operational environments.
Knowledge of standard productivity applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, documentation, reporting, and data analysis tools.
Skills
Strong project management and organizational skills with the ability to coordinate multiple complex technology initiatives simultaneously.
Strong technical troubleshooting and problem-solving skills related to academic technology, A/V systems, and technology-enabled learning and work environments.
Strong analytical and decision-making skills with the ability to evaluate operational needs, service metrics, technology solutions, and resource requirements.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate technical information effectively to faculty, staff, administrators, vendors, and other stakeholders.
Strong customer service and interpersonal skills with an emphasis on responsive, collaborative, and solutions-oriented support.
Strong planning, prioritization, documentation, and process-improvement skills.
Skill in developing and maintaining standard operating procedures, technical documentation, service expectations, and operational workflows.
Skill in coordinating cross-functional teams, campus partners, contractors, and technology vendors.
Abilities
Ability to manage and coordinate complex academic technology operations across classrooms, conference spaces, digital signage environments, satellite locations, and institutional learning and workforce environments.
Ability to work closely with the Institutional Facilities Project Manager to coordinate academic technology requirements within renovation, construction, infrastructure, and learning-space improvement projects.
Ability to collaborate effectively with institutional stakeholders, including academic leadership, Campus Operations, Facilities, ITS, Event Planning, faculty, staff, external vendors, and other campus partners.
Ability to coordinate technology requirements with stakeholders throughout project planning, design, implementation, installation, testing, and completion.
Ability to plan, prioritize, and deliver multiple academic technology and A/V projects within established scope, timelines, budgets, and institutional requirements.
Ability to assess academic technology needs and recommend scalable, sustainable, accessible, and innovative solutions aligned with institutional priorities.
Ability to communicate technical requirements, project expectations, timelines, risks, and operational needs effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Ability to respond effectively to technology incidents, changing priorities, project requirements, and operational demands while maintaining high-quality service.
Ability to analyze operational and service data to improve processes, resource allocation, preventative maintenance, technology lifecycle planning, and customer experience.
Ability to exercise independent judgment, initiative, discretion, and sound decision-making within established institutional policies and procedures.
Ability to adapt to and continuously learn new technologies, A/V systems, accessibility standards, AI-enabled tools, and emerging higher education technology practices.
Ability to multitask, establish priorities, and work cooperatively in a collaborative, customer-focused academic environment and represent the Center for Academic Technology Leadership in the division of Academic Affairs in meetings.
Physical Requirements
Ability to perform primarily office-based work with periodic work in academic classrooms, conference rooms, learning spaces, and other campus facilities.
Ability to sit, stand, walk, bend, stoop, reach, and move throughout campus facilities as necessary to coordinate academic technology operations and projects.
Ability to operate computers, A/V equipment, control systems, and other standard academic technology equipment.
Ability to visually inspect academic technology and A/V installations and identify operational or equipment issues.
Ability to occasionally move, position, or assist with technology equipment and related materials in accordance with institutional safety practices.
Ability to travel between buildings and institutional locations as necessary to inspect projects, coordinate installations, and support academic technology operations.
Ability to work in active construction, renovation, classroom, and technology installation environments when coordinating projects with the Center for Academic Technology Leadership, Team, Institutional Facilities Project Manager, contractors, vendors, and campus stakeholders.
Other Requirements and Factors
Must maintain a customer-service-oriented, collaborative, and professional approach when working with faculty, staff, administrators, students, contractors, vendors, and institutional stakeholders.
Must be able to coordinate and prioritize multiple academic technology projects, operational needs, and service requests in a dynamic higher education environment.
Must work collaboratively with the Center for Academic Technology Leadership, Team, Institutional Facilities Project Manager, Campus Operations, Facilities, ITS, Event Planning, academic units, external vendors, and other institutional stakeholders on technology-related projects and initiatives.
Must be able to work across academic classrooms, conference spaces, digital learning environments, satellite locations, and institutional workforce environments as operational and project needs require.
May require occasional work outside normal business hours to support technology implementations, scheduled maintenance, upgrades, installations, projects, or time-sensitive operational needs.
Must demonstrate sound judgment and professionalism when handling institutional technology resources, operational information, project documentation, budgets, and vendor relationships.
Must maintain current knowledge of academic technology, A/V systems, accessibility requirements, cybersecurity considerations, Artificial Intelligence, and emerging higher education technology trends.
Must participate in ongoing professional development and continuous learning relevant to academic technology operations, project management, accessibility, and emerging technologies.
Must adhere to applicable University, Texas A&M University System, information technology, safety, accessibility, procurement, and security policies and procedures.
Must be able to adapt to changing institutional priorities, technology environments, project requirements, and operational demands while maintaining timely and high-quality service.
This position is security sensitive
This position will require export-control authorization prior to starting employment.
This position requires compliance with state and federal laws/codes and Texas A&M University System/TAMU policies, regulations, rules and procedures
All tasks and job responsibilities must be performed safely without injury to self or others in compliance with System and University safety requirements
Texas A&M University–Kingsville offers a supportive, mission-driven culture focused on excellence in teaching, research, and service. All employees enjoy:
A welcoming campus community
Opportunities for professional development
Competitive benefits through the Texas A&M University System
A rewarding experience of helping students achieve their academic and career goals
Shared Values: TAMUK employees uphold the Shared Values of Care, Integrity, Pride, Innovation, and Excellence, which form the foundation of the University’s culture and guide its strategic plan. More information on TAMUK’s Strategic Plan and Shared Values can be found here.
4DX: TAMUK employees actively engage in Franklin Covey’s 4 Disciplines of Execution (4DX) activities within their departments. TAMUK utilizes 4DX as the framework for pursuing strategic goals by creating a culture of high performance. This requires participation from all faculty and staff. More information on 4DX can be found here.
Caring Campus: TAMUK employees embody the Institute for Evidence Based Change’s Caring Campus mindset, maintaining a collegial and caring attitude towards students and each other to foster student engagement and a positive, collaborative work environment. More information on Caring Campus can be found here.
Compensation: Commensurate with experience
Texas A&M University-Kingsville offers a career filled with purpose and opportunity in addition to competitive wages. In addition to base pay, TAMUK provides eligible employees a comprehensive Total Rewards package designed to support employees’ well-being, professional growth, and financial security.
BENEFITS (rules, policies, eligibility apply)
With our generous benefit package, robust professional development opportunities, strong retirement programs, and dedication to service excellence, TAMUK is a truly engaging and rewarding place to work.
Insurance:
Medical
$0 - $30 per month for Employee Only coverage after university contribution ($920 value).
Up to 83% of premium covered by the university:
Employee and Spouse
Employee and Children
Employee and Family coverage
Dental & Vision
Life Insurance, Accidental D&D, Long Term Disability, Flexible Spending Account and Day Care Spending Account
On-Campus Wellness Opportunities:
TAMUK’s Wellness Program is designed to enrich lives through health and wellness programming that is meaningful and impactful.
Work Life Solutions:
Counseling, Work Life Assistance, Financial Resources, and Legal Resources
Tuition Benefits:
Employee Tuition Assistance Program
Book scholarships
Public Service Loan Forgiveness
Retirement:
Teacher Retirement System of Texas (TRS) or Optional Retirement Plan (ORP), dependent on position
Voluntary Tax Deferred Account/Deferred Compensation Plan
Employee Leave:
8+ hours of vacation per month
8 hours of sick leave per month
8 hours of paid Birthday leave
12-15 paid holidays per year
In addition, on January 27, 2026, Texas Governor Abbott issued a moratorium on the filing of any new H-1B petitions unless approved by the Texas Workforce Commission. Accordingly, if sponsorship for employment visa status is required now or in the future, this moratorium may affect the university’s ability to employ the selected final candidate. TAMUK will adhere to applicable regulations regarding visa opportunities.
During the application process applicants have one opportunity to enter the requested information, upload documents and submit the application. Applicants will not be able to make changes or add additional documents once the application materials have been submitted via "Submit" action.
Employment applications must include:
Completed online application
Cover Letter/Letter of Interest addressing qualifications
Curriculum Vitae or Resume
Contact information for 3 professional references
Unofficial Academic Transcripts (Faculty only)
Teaching philosophy (Faculty Only-Optional)
All positions are security-sensitive. Applicants are subject to a criminal history investigation, and employment is contingent upon the institution’s verification of credentials and/or other information required by the institution’s procedures, including the completion of the criminal history check.
All positions are security-sensitive. Applicants are subject to a criminal history investigation, and employment is contingent upon the institution’s verification of credentials and/or other information required by the institution’s procedures, including the completion of the criminal history check.
Equal Opportunity/Veterans/Disability Employer.