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IT Service Delivery Managers overseeing U.S. operations qualify as specialty occupation workers under the H-1B visa, and Australian citizens can pursue the same role through the cap-exempt E-3 visa. Employers in this field have a strong track record of sponsoring experienced candidates. For detailed occupation requirements, see the O*NET profile.
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INTRODUCTION
At Link Snacks, we show up hungry, roll up our sleeves, plaid or otherwise, and dive straight into the hard work. We don’t hide from challenges; we hunt them down. We push harder, move faster, and take the kinds of big swings that built this business in the North Woods of Wisconsin four decades ago.
We’re everyday people who deliver extraordinary results. Innovation, creativity, and urgency aren’t buzzwords, they’re expectations. And just like the real protein snacks we make across our global house of brands—Jack Link’s®, Lorissa’s Kitchen®, Golden Island®, BiFi®, and Peperami® and KOOEE!® to name a few—there’s nothing artificial about us. What you see is exactly what you get: humble, gritty, passionate people who show up every day ready to not just be a participant in the meat snack industry that the Link Family created, but to move faster, innovate harder and keep raising the bar so high, the rest of the world needs a ladder just to see it.
Dominating this space across the world takes a team. A team that runs together, succeeds together, and celebrates together. A team that’s full of relentless energy and spirit that can only be fueled by one thing: a fist full of our delicious meat snacks.
Real Meat Protein. Real People. Real Results. THAT is Link Snacks.
JOB DESCRIPTION SUMMARY
The IT Service Delivery Manager is accountable for the end-to-end delivery, reliability, and continuous improvement of IT services across a multi-location manufacturing and support center environment for a global brand. This role leads the Service Delivery team and serves as the single point of accountability for operational IT performance, ensuring services are predictable, measurable, and aligned with business expectations.
Operating within an ITIL-based service management framework, the IT Service Delivery Manager establishes clear ownership of Incident, Problem, and Change Management, drives disciplined execution, and uses data-driven insights to improve service quality and customer satisfaction. Success in this role is measured by service performance metrics, stakeholder confidence, and consistent achievement of SLAs and operational outcomes.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The duties and responsibilities of this position shall consist of, but not be limited to, the following:
Service Delivery Ownership & ITIL Execution
- Own and manage IT service delivery operations across manufacturing sites, distribution locations, and corporate/support environments, ensuring consistent service levels globally.
- Serve as the process owner for ITIL disciplines including Incident Management, Problem Management, Change Management, and Request Fulfillment.
- Establish, document, and enforce standardized ITSM processes, escalation paths, and service ownership models.
- Ensure operational stability while driving continuous improvement and maturity of service management practices.
Metrics, Reporting & Performance Management
- Define, implement, and maintain service performance metrics aligned to business outcomes, including SLA adherence, incident trends, ticket aging, and customer satisfaction indicators.
- Develop regular, transparent reporting for IT leadership and business stakeholders, translating operational data into clear insights and actions.
- Use metrics to identify root causes, recurring issues, and systemic improvement opportunities—moving the organization from reactive to proactive service delivery.
- Hold the service delivery team accountable to performance expectations and measurable outcomes.
Team Leadership & Accountability
- Lead, coach, and develop the Service Delivery team, setting clear expectations for ownership, professionalism, and customer engagement.
- Foster a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and operational discipline.
- Identify skill gaps, staffing needs, and development opportunities to ensure sustainable service delivery across all locations and time zones.
- Ensure effective on-call, escalation, and coverage models appropriate for a global manufacturing environment.
Customer & Stakeholder Experience
- Act as the primary point of accountability for IT service performance and customer satisfaction.
- Build strong partnerships with manufacturing leadership, corporate functions, and support center stakeholders.
- Ensure incidents and changes are communicated clearly, appropriately, and with a strong customer-focus.
- Own the delivery and reliability of enterprise A/V and conference room technology, including meeting room systems, video conferencing platforms, and room scheduling solutions, partnering with Infrastructure, Facilities, and vendors to ensure consistent, high‑quality end‑user experiences.
- Balance speed, quality, and risk while maintaining trust and credibility with the business.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Coordinate closely with Infrastructure, Network, Security, and Applications teams to ensure cohesive service delivery.
- Partner with Security and Compliance teams to ensure service delivery aligns with risk, audit, and regulatory requirements.
- Provide oversight and accountability for physical security systems at designated sites, including video surveillance (cameras) and electronic access control systems, partnering with Security, Facilities, and vendors to ensure systems are operational, compliant, and aligned with business and regulatory requirements.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by a Team Member to be successfully perform the essential

INTRODUCTION
At Link Snacks, we show up hungry, roll up our sleeves, plaid or otherwise, and dive straight into the hard work. We don’t hide from challenges; we hunt them down. We push harder, move faster, and take the kinds of big swings that built this business in the North Woods of Wisconsin four decades ago.
We’re everyday people who deliver extraordinary results. Innovation, creativity, and urgency aren’t buzzwords, they’re expectations. And just like the real protein snacks we make across our global house of brands—Jack Link’s®, Lorissa’s Kitchen®, Golden Island®, BiFi®, and Peperami® and KOOEE!® to name a few—there’s nothing artificial about us. What you see is exactly what you get: humble, gritty, passionate people who show up every day ready to not just be a participant in the meat snack industry that the Link Family created, but to move faster, innovate harder and keep raising the bar so high, the rest of the world needs a ladder just to see it.
Dominating this space across the world takes a team. A team that runs together, succeeds together, and celebrates together. A team that’s full of relentless energy and spirit that can only be fueled by one thing: a fist full of our delicious meat snacks.
Real Meat Protein. Real People. Real Results. THAT is Link Snacks.
JOB DESCRIPTION SUMMARY
The IT Service Delivery Manager is accountable for the end-to-end delivery, reliability, and continuous improvement of IT services across a multi-location manufacturing and support center environment for a global brand. This role leads the Service Delivery team and serves as the single point of accountability for operational IT performance, ensuring services are predictable, measurable, and aligned with business expectations.
Operating within an ITIL-based service management framework, the IT Service Delivery Manager establishes clear ownership of Incident, Problem, and Change Management, drives disciplined execution, and uses data-driven insights to improve service quality and customer satisfaction. Success in this role is measured by service performance metrics, stakeholder confidence, and consistent achievement of SLAs and operational outcomes.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The duties and responsibilities of this position shall consist of, but not be limited to, the following:
Service Delivery Ownership & ITIL Execution
- Own and manage IT service delivery operations across manufacturing sites, distribution locations, and corporate/support environments, ensuring consistent service levels globally.
- Serve as the process owner for ITIL disciplines including Incident Management, Problem Management, Change Management, and Request Fulfillment.
- Establish, document, and enforce standardized ITSM processes, escalation paths, and service ownership models.
- Ensure operational stability while driving continuous improvement and maturity of service management practices.
Metrics, Reporting & Performance Management
- Define, implement, and maintain service performance metrics aligned to business outcomes, including SLA adherence, incident trends, ticket aging, and customer satisfaction indicators.
- Develop regular, transparent reporting for IT leadership and business stakeholders, translating operational data into clear insights and actions.
- Use metrics to identify root causes, recurring issues, and systemic improvement opportunities—moving the organization from reactive to proactive service delivery.
- Hold the service delivery team accountable to performance expectations and measurable outcomes.
Team Leadership & Accountability
- Lead, coach, and develop the Service Delivery team, setting clear expectations for ownership, professionalism, and customer engagement.
- Foster a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and operational discipline.
- Identify skill gaps, staffing needs, and development opportunities to ensure sustainable service delivery across all locations and time zones.
- Ensure effective on-call, escalation, and coverage models appropriate for a global manufacturing environment.
Customer & Stakeholder Experience
- Act as the primary point of accountability for IT service performance and customer satisfaction.
- Build strong partnerships with manufacturing leadership, corporate functions, and support center stakeholders.
- Ensure incidents and changes are communicated clearly, appropriately, and with a strong customer-focus.
- Own the delivery and reliability of enterprise A/V and conference room technology, including meeting room systems, video conferencing platforms, and room scheduling solutions, partnering with Infrastructure, Facilities, and vendors to ensure consistent, high‑quality end‑user experiences.
- Balance speed, quality, and risk while maintaining trust and credibility with the business.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Coordinate closely with Infrastructure, Network, Security, and Applications teams to ensure cohesive service delivery.
- Partner with Security and Compliance teams to ensure service delivery aligns with risk, audit, and regulatory requirements.
- Provide oversight and accountability for physical security systems at designated sites, including video surveillance (cameras) and electronic access control systems, partnering with Security, Facilities, and vendors to ensure systems are operational, compliant, and aligned with business and regulatory requirements.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by a Team Member to be successfully perform the essential
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Visa Sponsorship as an IT Service Delivery Manager
Frame your role as a specialty occupation
USCIS requires H-1B roles to need a specific bachelor's degree. Emphasize that your position requires IT management, information systems, or computer science credentials, not just any degree, to strengthen the specialty occupation argument.
Target employers with a sponsorship history
Large IT service firms, managed service providers, and enterprise tech companies file LCAs regularly. Focusing your search on organizations with prior H-1B or E-3 filings significantly reduces friction when raising visa sponsorship during the hiring process.
Quantify your service delivery impact
Employers sponsoring visas expect clear evidence of value. Document SLA performance improvements, team size managed, uptime metrics, and cost savings you've delivered. Concrete numbers make both your offer letter and immigration petition more defensible.
Understand the LCA's role in your application
Your employer must file a Labor Condition Application with the Department of Labor before your H-1B or E-3 petition proceeds. The LCA certifies working conditions meet standards. Knowing this timeline helps you set realistic start-date expectations with hiring managers.
Clarify whether your employer is cap-exempt
Universities, nonprofits affiliated with research institutions, and government research organizations can file H-1B petitions outside the annual lottery. IT Service Delivery roles at these entities can be sponsored year-round, making them worth prioritizing in your search.
Address degree equivalency early if you lack a U.S. bachelor's
A three-year Australian degree or international credential may qualify through a credential evaluation. For H-1B purposes, three years of relevant work experience can substitute for one year of education, so document your experience thoroughly before your employer files.
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Does an IT Service Delivery Manager role qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B purposes?
Yes, in most cases. USCIS evaluates whether the position normally requires a bachelor's degree or higher in a specific field like information systems, computer science, or IT management. Roles that accept any degree or have no stated educational requirement can face challenges, so the job description needs to clearly specify a relevant technical field.
Which visa types are available for IT Service Delivery Managers seeking U.S. sponsorship?
The H-1B is the most common pathway, subject to the annual cap and lottery. Australian citizens can use the E-3, which has a separate 10,500-slot allocation that has never been exhausted and requires no lottery. Candidates with multinational company experience may also qualify for the L-1A if moving within the same corporate group into a managerial capacity.
How can I find employers in this field who actively sponsor visas?
Migrate Mate filters IT Service Delivery Manager roles by sponsorship willingness, so you're not applying blind to employers who won't sponsor. Focusing on enterprise IT firms, managed service providers, and large financial or healthcare organizations is also effective, as these sectors file the most LCAs for service and operations management roles.
Will a general management background hurt my H-1B approval chances in this role?
It can, if your application doesn't clearly connect your degree to the technical requirements of the position. USCIS scrutinizes IT management roles where duties blend general operations with technical oversight. The petition should detail the technical depth of the role, including infrastructure scope, ITIL framework usage, and systems managed, to distinguish it from a general management position.
Does an Australian three-year bachelor's degree satisfy the H-1B educational requirement?
Generally yes. A three-year Australian bachelor's degree in a relevant field like information technology or business information systems is typically accepted as equivalent to a U.S. four-year degree, particularly when supported by a credential evaluation from a recognized evaluator. Your employer's immigration attorney will usually arrange this evaluation as part of the H-1B petition process.
What is the prevailing wage requirement for sponsored IT Service Delivery Manager jobs?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.
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