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Sr Manager, Technology Enablement (Consulting & Managed Services) Job at Baker Tilly in chicago

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baker tillyChicago (IL)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will guide technology enablement for Consulting and Managed Services, translating business needs into actionable tech roadmaps. You will partner with cross-functional leaders to optimize enterprise platforms, third‑party software, and internal applications to drive growth, efficiency and client delivery. You will lead a small team, shape portfolio strategy, and connect initiatives to reduce duplication and cost while increasing value. This is an opportunity to influence technology decisions in a complex advisory environment and directly impact service delivery. Compensation / Benefits comprehensive compensation and benefits package hybrid work model opportunity to impact enterprise technology decisions
Responsibilities: Serve as a strategic technology advisor to business and practice leaders, translating strategies and workflows into clear technology options and actions Lead and develop a team of 3-5 direct reports, fostering ownership and high performance Own visibility into third-party applications across service lines and evaluate how to address needs via enterprise capabilities, configuration, or new solutions Shape technology roadmaps and investment priorities, aligning with business strategy and enterprise direction
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree in technology, business, accounting, or related field; MBA preferred 8 years of progressive experience in technology strategy, consulting, portfolio management, digital transformation or related fields Proven ability to translate business problems into technology recommendations and actionable roadmaps Experience evaluating commercial software and vendors and managing an application or technology portfolio Strong executive communication and stakeholder leadership skills Ability to engage with architecture and engineering teams without being the engineering owner; influence across boundaries executive communication stakeholder leadership cross-functional collaboration technology strategy application portfolio management vendor evaluation

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