VP, Information Technology

Enterprise IT Strategy and Executive Leadership • Define and own Adaptive’s enterprise IT strategy, operating model, and multi-year roadmap in alignment with company and Technology priorities. • Partner with the SVP, Technology, executive leadership team, and functional leaders to identify business needs, evaluate technology opportunities, and prioritize enterprise investments. • Serve as the company’s principal advisor on enterprise IT capabilities, operational resilience, technology lifecycle management, data platforms, and the employee technology experience. • Translate business strategy into scalable technology capabilities, transformation initiatives, investment plans, and measurable outcomes. • Establish enterprise IT priorities and communicate strategy, performance, risks, and investment needs to executive stakeholders. • Monitor emerging technologies, industry trends, and evolving business requirements to identify opportunities and manage enterprise technology risk. Organizational Leadership and Operating Model • Build, lead, and develop a high-performing enterprise IT organization capable of supporting Adaptive’s current operations and future growth. • Establish an effective organizational structure with clear roles, decision rights, accountability, succession plans, and career development opportunities. • Lead and develop IT leaders and teams through clear expectations, regular coaching, performance management, and workforce planning. • Foster a culture of customer focus, operational excellence, accountability, collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement. • Define and maintain IT governance, policies, standards, controls, and operating procedures across the enterprise. • Establish appropriate sourcing and service-delivery models across internal teams, managed service providers, consultants, and technology vendors. Infrastructure, Enterprise Systems, and Data Platforms • Own the strategy, architecture, implementation, operation, and lifecycle management of Adaptive’s corporate technology environment. • Provide executive oversight for networks, cloud platforms, identity and access management, endpoints, telecommunications, collaboration platforms, and workplace technology. • Establish the enterprise applications strategy and oversee platforms supporting functions such as Finance, Human Resources, Legal, Operations, and employee productivity. • Own the strategy, architecture, operation, and lifecycle management of the Enterprise Data Wareh

At Adaptive, we’re Powering the Age of Immune Medicine. Our goal is to harness the power of the adaptive immune system to transform the way diseases are diagnosed and treated. As an Adapter, you’ll have the opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives. With Adaptive, you’ll create a career highlight through collaboration with bright, curious colleagues working at the apex of innovation and application. It’s time for your next chapter. Discover your story with Adaptive. Position Overview The Vice President, Information Technology is the senior leader responsible for defining and executing the enterprise IT strategy and ensuring the delivery of reliable, secure, scalable, and cost-effective technology capabilities that support Adaptive’s business objectives and long-term growth. In partnership with the Senior Vice President, Technology and the executive leadership team, the Vice President establishes the vision, priorities, operating model, and multi-year roadmap for enterprise IT. This role has executive accountability for corporate infrastructure, enterprise applications, the Enterprise Data Warehouse and related data platforms, Modern Workplace, identity and access management, Service Desk operations, Business Relationship Management, IT governance, and business continuity. The Vice President serves as a strategic advisor to business and functional leaders, anticipating organizational needs and translating business priorities into enterprise technology investments and capabilities. This leader is accountable for IT organizational performance, financial stewardship, operational resilience, risk management, regulatory readiness, employee technology experience, and measurable business outcomes. Leaders at Adaptive demonstrate behaviors consistent with Adaptive’s Core Values and Leadership Principles. Critical functions of your role include helping establish individual team member goals, aligning those individual goals with broader team objectives, and ensuring those objectives drive the achievement of company goals. Providing thoughtful coaching and consistent feedback to your team members will drive performance excellence and accountability, as well as support your team members’ growth and development. Leaders at Adaptive create an environment of belonging, respect, and open and honest communication every day. Key Responsibilities and Essential Functions Enterprise IT Strategy and Executive Leadership • Define and own Adaptive’s enterprise IT strategy, operating model, and multi-year roadmap in alignment with company and Technology priorities. • Partner with the SVP, Technology, executive leadership team, and functional leaders to identify business needs, evaluate technology opportunities, and prioritize enterprise investments. • Serve as the company’s principal advisor on enterprise IT capabilities, operational resilience, technology lifecycle management, data platforms, and the employee technology experience. • Translate business strategy into scalable technology capabilities, transformation initiatives, investment plans, and measurable outcomes. • Establish enterprise IT priorities and communicate strategy, performance, risks, and investment needs to executive stakeholders. • Monitor emerging technologies, industry trends, and evolving business requirements to identify opportunities and manage enterprise technology risk. Organizational Leadership and Operating Model • Build, lead, and develop a high-performing enterprise IT organization capable of supporting Adaptive’s current operations and future growth. • Establish an effective organizational structure with clear roles, decision rights, accountability, succession plans, and career development opportunities. • Lead and develop IT leaders and teams through clear expectations, regular coaching, performance management, and workforce planning. • Foster a culture of customer focus, operational excellence, accountability, collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement. • Define and maintain IT governance, policies, standards, controls, and operating procedures across the enterprise. • Establish appropriate sourcing and service-delivery models across internal teams, managed service providers, consultants, and technology vendors. Infrastructure, Enterprise Systems, and Data Platforms • Own the strategy, architecture, implementation, operation, and lifecycle management of Adaptive’s corporate technology environment. • Provide executive oversight for networks, cloud platforms, identity and access management, endpoints, telecommunications, collaboration platforms, and workplace technology. • Establish the enterprise applications strategy and oversee platforms supporting functions such as Finance, Human Resources, Legal, Operations, and employee productivity. • Own the strategy, architecture, operation, and lifecycle management of the Enterprise Data Warehouse and related enterprise data platforms. • Ensure enterprise systems and data platforms are resilient, scalable, secure, supportable, integrated, and aligned with business requirements and enterprise architecture standards. • Partner with Data, Engineering, Security, and business leaders to establish standards for data architecture, integration, governance, quality, access, retention, lineage, and security. • Oversee the integration of enterprise applications and source systems into the Enterprise Data Warehouse, including data pipelines, monitoring, service levels, and operational support. • Ensure enterprise data platforms effectively support reporting, analytics, regulatory requirements, and strategic decision-making. • Guide technology selection, modernization, consolidation, and retirement decisions to reduce complexity and improve business value. • Establish lifecycle, capacity, availability, performance, and resilience plans for critical enterprise systems and data services. Modern Workplace, Service Delivery, and Employee Experience • O