Manager-Strategy PMO - Seattle, WA
$145,000 - $170,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$145,000 - $170,000 per year
About the role
- Assist development of PMO methodologies, standards and tools/templates; ensure consistency across workstream and initiatives on transformation methodologies.
- Work directly with workstream leaders to assist with day-to-day change programs; assist with organizing and delivery of centralized training and development of PMO support resources.
- Play an active challenger role in supporting workstreams and initiatives; support pressure testing and partnership for workstreams and initiatives.
- Provide line of sight and exception-based reporting to Director-Strategy PMO on program progress, and support on tool usage questions.
- Escalate issues with a predictive, forward-looking nature.
- Support informed decision making on PMO investment decisions and process.
- Provide thoughtful pressure-testing through business case process.
- Connect Initiative teams with Finance liaisons to ensure correct processing.
- Help engage cross-functional partners effectively across organization.
- Engage cross-functional support for guidance where needed across multiple workstreams
- Monitor and mitigate program risk/issues.
- Support Initiative owners navigating the PMO processes.
- Support workstreams on technical questions related to business cases, roadmaps, etc.
- Provide feedback in working sessions on the direction set by Workstream leaders and Initiative owners.
- Owns the reporting and organization streamlining to for workstreams and initiatives.
- Influences tools and templates, training and development, roadmap and milestone preparation, development of minimum viable initiatives.
- Other duties as assigned.10 years of related work experience is required to include 4 years in the maritime industry.8+ years of maritime work experience is preferred.
- Understanding of company strategy and how specific workstreams and initiatives align with organizational goals.
- Ability to forecast performance and recommend interventions when necessary.
- Deep financial and business acumen, with an understanding of how the company generates and spends money, and how strategic metrics translate into financial and operational outcomes.
- Proven experience leading large-scale transformation efforts with a track record of delivering measurable results in a multi-stakeholder environment.
- Comfort with ambiguity and a bias toward action, able to make decisions with limited information and focus on driving outcomes, even when risks are involved.
- Ability to challenge the status quo and prioritize the right solutions over the easiest answers, working closely with senior leadership and initiative owners.
- A strong collaborator with a proven track record of breaking down silos and driving cross-functional value.
- Demonstrated credibility and the ability to influence and lead difficult conversations with senior leaders across the organization.
- Strong project management skills, with the ability to manage resources, track progress, and ensure processes are executed on time and to specification.
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