IT Asset Manager - job 2 of 2

As an IT Asset Manager at East West Bank, your responsibilities will include executing asset management procedures, maintaining the asset management system, conducting compliance audits, collaborating across departments like procurement and finance, and ensuring that all IT assets are properly tracked from acquisition to retirement. You will also work to expand the functionality of asset management processes and keep up with industry trends.

The ideal candidate for the IT Asset Manager role at East West Bank should have at least 10 years of recent IT experience, with a strong focus on IT Hardware Asset and Configuration Management for a minimum of 8 years. You'll need to be familiar with asset management principles, processes, and tools, particularly Atlassian Jira. While IAITAM and ITIL certifications are favorable, they're not strictly necessary.

To succeed as an IT Asset Manager at East West Bank, exceptional organizational and time management skills are crucial. You should also possess strong communication abilities to work effectively with both technical and non-technical staff. A solid understanding of IT asset management tools and best practices will give you an edge in this role.

East West Bank is committed to the professional growth of its employees, especially those in strategic positions like IT Asset Manager. As part of our multicultural team, you'll have access to ongoing training and development opportunities, as well as a supportive environment that encourages learning and career progression.

For the IT Asset Manager position at East West Bank, the base salary ranges from USD $140,000.00 to USD $170,000.00 per year. Actual offers will be determined based on relevant skills, experience, and location, ensuring fair and competitive compensation.

When discussing strategies for effective IT asset tracking, highlight your experience with asset management tools and methodologies you've utilized in the past. Emphasize the importance of maintaining a comprehensive asset database, conducting regular audits, and integrating asset tracking processes with other IT functions.

Provide a specific example showcasing how you identified areas for improvement within existing IT asset management processes, the steps you took to implement changes, and the resulting benefits, such as cost savings or improved compliance.

Discuss your approach to compliance by mentioning routine audits, manual controls, and continuous monitoring of asset management policies. Share any tools or frameworks you've used to support compliance efforts and ensure accuracy.

Explain your familiarity with Atlassian Jira, focusing on how you've used its features to manage IT assets effectively. You can share specific examples of projects you've worked on and how Jira streamlined asset tracking and project collaboration.

Talk about the key metrics you monitor to measure the success of IT asset management, such as asset utilization rates, compliance levels, and cost savings achieved through better asset tracking and management.

Share your strategy for staying updated on industry trends, such as following relevant publications, attending conferences, and participating in professional organizations related to IT asset management.

Provide a detailed account of a challenge you've encountered, illustrating your problem-solving skills and how you navigated the situation to achieve a positive outcome.

Discuss your time management skills, illustrating how you prioritize tasks based on urgent needs, project timelines, and strategic importance to the organization.

Explain your process for identifying and rectifying discrepancies in asset inventory, including cooperation with cross-functional teams and working to implement preventive measures.

Emphasize the importance of effective communication, particularly with both technical and non-technical teams. Discuss how clear communication fosters collaboration and ensures alignment on asset management goals.