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What is a Catholic Tech?

A Catholic Tech job refers to a role that combines technology with Catholic values, mission, or ministry. These jobs can be in Catholic organizations, churches, schools, or startups that use technology to serve the faith community. Roles may include web development, IT support, digital evangelization, software engineering, or managing church technology systems. The goal is to use technology ethically and effectively to support Catholic teachings and outreach.

What do Catholic Techs do?

As a Catholic Tech, you may be responsible for maintaining parish websites, managing livestreams of services, setting up audiovisual equipment for events, and supporting staff with software or hardware issues. Projects can range from launching digital campaigns for church outreach to implementing new management systems for parish operations. You’ll often collaborate closely with ministry leaders, volunteers, and administrative personnel to ensure technology serves both spiritual and organizational goals. The work environment tends to be community-focused, with opportunities to make a direct impact on both internal processes and parishioner engagement.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a Catholic Tech?

To excel as a Catholic Tech, you need a strong background in information technology, digital communications, or web development, coupled with an understanding of Catholic culture, values, and organizational needs. Familiarity with content management systems, social media platforms, web analytics, and audiovisual equipment is often required, along with credentials such as a bachelor's degree in IT or a related field. Excellent communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills set candidates apart, especially when supporting clergy and ministry staff. These abilities are important for effectively integrating technology into faith-based initiatives while maintaining alignment with Catholic mission and community expectations.

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Infographic showing various Catholic Tech job openings in Indiana as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% As Needed, 53% Full Time, and 45% Part Time. Highlights an 98% In-person, and 2% Remote job distribution.

Technology Coordinator (Holy Rosary - Evansville, IN)

Catholic Diocese of Evansville

Evansville, IN

Full-time

Posted 25 days ago

Job description

Seeking a candidate who is excited about opportunities in STEM and technology for students, would like to work in a new STEM lab space, enjoys collaborating with peers, desires to inspire students to create, problem solve, and think critically in a supportive Catholic Christian environment.


Responsibilities include by are not limited to the following:

*Teach K–8 STEM/Technology classes.

*Participate in professional development in STEM and implement curriculum for STEM and Technology as needed.

*Teach digital literacy, citizenship, coding, and AI skills.

*Collaborate with classroom teachers across the curriculum.

*Support and train faculty and staff.

*Troubleshoot devices and classroom technology.

*Manage accounts, devices, and software.

*Maintain technology inventory and equipment.

*Support testing and school technology needs.

*Promote safe and responsible technology use.


Qualifications:

*Desire to work in a new STEM lab and collaborate with trainers and peers to implement new curriculum K-8

Bachelor’s degree preferred.

*K–8 teaching experience preferred.

*Strong technology and troubleshooting skills. Willingness to learn new programs and platforms as needed.

*Knowledge of educational technology tools.

*Proficiency with Google Workspace and/or Microsoft 365.

*Knowledge of digital safety and data privacy.

*Familiarity with coding, STEM, robotics, and AI.

*Strong communication and collaboration skills.

*Excellent organization and problem-solving skills.

*Ability to balance teaching and technology support.