With the rapid development of information technology, information technology specialty has a very broad employment prospect. At present, higher vocational colleges face opportunities and challenges as a training base for skilled talents. Although many higher vocational colleges have opened information technology specialties, they have not been able to combine local and re- gional industry characteristics, and there are a series of problems such as fuzzy professional positioning, development lagging be- hind the market, unscientific curriculum system, and backward experimental training conditions. This paper puts forward some ideas for professional construction from the four aspects of top-level positioning, integration of production and education, curriculum sys- tem and training resources construction.