Senior Director, Technology
Senior Director, Technology
Posted 41 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Own the end-to-end technology strategy, roadmap, and delivery for business units as assigned or aligned, ensuring platforms and capabilities align with business priorities and enterprise architecture standards.
- Serve as the primary technology leader for assigned or aligned business unit platforms and capabilities, ensuring integration, adoption, ongoing optimization, and alignment with enterprise technology standards.
- Lead technology delivery across assigned or aligned business units, ensuring platforms scale with operational, regulatory, risk, and business requirements.
- Oversee technology support, governance, tooling, and operating models for assigned or aligned business units, ensuring effective delivery and service management.
- Manage the full technology portfolio budget, including capital and operating spend, vendor contracts, licensing, and resource allocation.
- Own capacity and demand management across the portfolio, balancing run-the-business needs with strategic initiatives and making transparent trade-off decisions with stakeholders.
- Build and maintain multi-year technology roadmaps incorporating platform modernization, AI and automation opportunities, risk reduction, and regulatory change.
- Lead, develop, and grow a team of technology professionals, including managers, engineers, product/platform leads, and business analysts; establish clear career paths, performance practices, and succession plans.
- Serve as a trusted technology partner to senior leaders across assigned or aligned business units, translating business needs into technology strategy and communicating complex topics in clear, business-relevant terms.
- Act as a strategic partner and force multiplier for the Head of Corporate Systems and Data, driving key organizational initiatives, executive communications, operating rhythm, special projects, workforce planning, and cross-functional alignment.
- Bachelor's degree
- 12+ years of progressive technology leadership experience, including 5+ years managing large, complex technology organizations and multi-year budgets
- Demonstrated experience leading technology for corporate, enabling, or business unit functions in a complex enterprise environment
- Direct experience leading enterprise technology platforms and broader business application ecosystems, with the ability to drive integration, adoption, and continuous improvement across assigned or aligned business units
- Proven ability to translate strategic planning into disciplined execution across complex portfolios, operating effectively at both vision and delivery-detail level
- Exceptional stakeholder management and executive communication skills, with the ability to build trust and influence senior leaders with diverse priorities
- Strong financial acumen, including budget planning, portfolio prioritization, vendor negotiation, licensing, and capacity/demand management
- Demonstrated people leadership capability, including experience developing talent, building high-performing teams, and fostering accountability, continuous improvement, and customer-centric delivery
- Experience managing vendor and partner relationships, including systems integrators and platform providers, to ensure quality delivery and cost efficiency
- Ability to exercise discretion and sound judgement in handling confidential, sensitive, and organizational information
- MBA or advanced degree
- Experience with complex enterprise platforms, business applications, or risk and control technology environments relevant to assigned or aligned business units
- Familiarity with platform governance, service management, vendor management, and technology delivery across multiple business domains
- Experience acting in a chief-of-staff, business management, or executive-support capacity
- Executive presence and gravitas to represent technology with senior business leaders and, where required, Board-level audiences
- Comfort operating in ambiguity and creating structure, clarity, and momentum where it does not yet exist
- Strong ability to balance competing priorities across multiple functions while maintaining enterprise focus and sound judgement
- Hybrid-Office environment (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays)
- Occasional travel (
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