Director of Program Management
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
Director of Program Management
Posted today
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
As the principal delivery executive, the full-time remote Director of Program Management will orchestrate high-stakes, multi-year technology transformations for enterprise clients, providing strategic leadership and managing complex delivery ecosystems to ensure measurable business outcomes.
Key Responsibilities:
Define program vision and success criteria, providing board-level updates and influencing executive decision-making
Drive multi-million-dollar portfolios across geographies, ensuring compliance with regulatory and contractual obligations
Establish risk governance frameworks and oversee mitigation strategies while owning program P&L, including budgeting and forecastingRequired Qualifications 15+ years of progressive leadership experience in directing complex technology projects within a global IT consulting firm
Proven track record managing client program portfolios exceeding $100 million in total contract value
Demonstrated experience leading cross-functional delivery organizations of 50 to 200 professionals across various delivery centers
Extensive experience advising C-suite executives and presenting strategic roadmaps and risk assessments
Bachelor's degree in Business, Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical discipline
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