Portfolio Manager West/SoCal
simple solutions staffing groupJacksonville (FL)
Portfolio Manager West/SoCal
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simple solutions staffing groupJacksonville (FL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Portfolio Manager The Portfolio Manager leads a high-performing team of Program and Project Managers to ensure the successful delivery of complex, high-impact client programs that drive strategic business outcomes at scale. This role provides portfolio-level oversight across multiple concurrent delivery engagements, ensuring consistent governance, operational excellence, stakeholder alignment, and financial accountability across the entire book of business. Beyond portfolio leadership, this role serves as a force multiplier — elevating the capabilities of Strategic Program Managers through active mentorship, coaching, and the cultivation of a delivery culture rooted in collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement. The ideal candidate brings deep experience leading leaders, managing large and diverse program portfolios in a client-facing environment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Strategic Alignment & Portfolio Governance
- Stakeholder Engagement & Delivery Management
- Project Planning & Execution
- CommunicationMonitoring, Reporting & Continuous Improvement
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in business management, engineering or related field; Advanced degree or MBA preferred. PMP or PgMP, Agile, SAFe, or ITIL certifications a plus.10+ years in program/project management, with 5+ years leading large, complex, cross-functional IT or infrastructure programs in a Professional Services and/or Managed Services environment
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