Information Technology Infrastructure
About the Major
A major in Information Technology Infrastructure (ITI) prepares you for a career in the thriving field of information technology. ITI coursework blends knowledge areas from math, science, computer science, and information technology infrastructure. Students in the program gain knowledge and skill in the areas of network and systems administration, database administration, while learning how to analyze business processes, understand business objectives, and design, construct, and manage technology operations within an organization.
Career Outcomes
Where do students work after graduation?
Where do students work after graduation?
Job Title | Employer |
---|---|
Advisory Analyst | Deloitte |
Android Developher | Kiral Industries |
Business Analyst | Hennepin County |
Business Analyst | Cigna Behavioral Health |
Consultant | High Jump Software |
Cooperate IT Specialist | Magenta Inc. |
Cyber Security Analyst | Securian |
Cybersecurity Analyst Associate | Bremer Bank |
Data Analyst | Optum |
Data Consultant | Smart Care |
Desktop Services Specialist | Minorith Memorial Health |
Full Stack Developer | Boeing |
Information Security Analyst | Minnesota IT Services |
Information Security Specialist 2 | U.S. Bank |
Information Technology Specialist | Bituminous Roadways Inc. |
Information Technology Support Analyst | Superior Managed IT |
IT Service Engineer | Loffler Companies, Inc |
QA Functional Tester I | Activision Blizzard |
Service Desk Technician | Atomic Data |
Software Delivery Specialist | State of MN |
Software Engineer | United States Postal Service |
Systems Administrator | Wells Fargo |
Technology Associate | Wells Fargo |
Technology Support Associate | Jamf |
Ticket Network | Software Quality Engineer |
Web Developer | Drop-In Gaming |
Where do students continue education after graduation?
Where do students continue education after graduation?
Program | School |
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Integrative Health & Wellbeing Coaching | University of Minnesota |
Security Technologies | University of Minnesota |
UI/UX Pro Camp | University of Minnesota |
Where students interned and gained experience during school
Where are alumni 5 years after graduation?
Where are alumni 5 years after graduation?
Job Title | Employer |
---|---|
CNC Machine Operator | KDI Mfg |
Consultant/Engineer | E:Solutions One |
Infrastructure Engineer | 7Medical Systems |
Security Service Engineer | Microsoft |
Senior Data Engineer | Spotify |
Senior Full Stack Engineer | Nagios |
System Support Analyst | Thompson Reuters |
Systems Administrator | University of Minnesota |
Team Lead, Information Security | Code42 |
Technology Engineer | Revo Health |
Where are alumni 10 years after graduation?
Where are alumni 10 years after graduation?
Job Title | Employer |
---|---|
Cloud Transformation & Migration Consultant | Accenture |
Manager - Technology Risk | Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC. |
Full outcomes report including salary, locations, satisfaction, and more
Common Entry-Level Job Titles
- Data Warehouse Manager
- Database Administrator
- IT Operations Manager
- Network Administrator
- Network Engineer
- Project Manager
- Security Specialist
- Systems Administrator
- Technology Analyst
- Technology Architect
- Technology Consultant
Top Employers
- Accenture
- Hennepin County
- High Jump Software
- Securian
- Travelers
- U.S. Bank
- Wells Fargo
Types of Employers
- Computer systems service providers
- Educational institutions
- Government agencies
- Healthcare organizations
- Securities and commodity exchanges
- Telecommunications companies
Meet Your Career Consultant
Liz (she/her) can assist you with
- Major and career exploration
- Internship planning
- Job searching
- Interview prep and practice
- Grad school planning and more...
Additional Resources
In addition to these resources we recommend the following strategies to locate more information about careers related to your major:
- O*NET and Careerwise. These tools provide comprehensive information about a wide range of careers including typical duties, salaries, employment outlook, skills and interests.
- Locate professional associations related to your major or career interests by conducting a Google Search on “(Name of major/career area/industry) professional associations.” Try these keywords: information, technology, infrastructure, IT, database, cyber-security, management, development
- Get involved in one of the many industry-related student groups on campus. These groups provide links to experiences, guest speakers, and discussion with like-minded students.