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The U of U alum, who has worked for Digital Learning Technologies since he was a freshman studying music, said it's rewarding to solve problems for and provide support to people from so many different technological backgrounds.

Criddle, who has managed Desktop, Help Desk, Service Automation, and other ITS teams, said he loves learning new things about IT architecture.

Puzey, who served in the Marine Corps before graduating from the U and accepting a job here, says it's rewarding to see how his department's work helps so many other people succeed.

Although he has a Bachelor of Music, Reynolds' extracurricular work for the College of Fine Arts led to an IT career with the university that has spanned 25 years.

Johansen says it's rewarding to help people make informed decisions regarding cybersecurity risks, especially ones they were unaware of, and avoid unintended consequences.

Poster says he enjoys working in information security because he is surrounded by intelligent and interesting people who take pride in their work protecting the institution.

The former Highland High School art teacher says he aims to empower others, cultivate creativity, and push the boundaries of what’s possible in education and technology.

The U of U alum, who sought a career at the university because he missed being on campus, calls his team the Swiss Army knife of Digital Learning Technologies (DLT).

Sarijlou, a U alum who joined UIT about a decade ago as a service architect for the Kuali project, says his work allows him to pursue his passions for technology and contributing to the academic community.

Allen, whose leadership style focuses on mentoring staff, encouraging professional growth, and celebrating even the smallest successes, says no problem is insurmountable at the university.