Principal Program Manager

Location: US, Remote

Job Summary:

The Principal Program Manager will be part of the newly formed Office of Business Process and Program Management. This team will have the sole purpose of bringing organization, structure, and business process maturity to the company’s most strategic initiatives and operational imperatives.

By leading the scoping, definition, and facilitation of selected change management programs, the role will be key to an end-to-end approach to process redesign and be part of a high functioning team to drive our strategy, mature our operating model, enable our people to do their best work, and build scaled solutions to some of our most complex problems.

Duties/Responsibilities:

• Bring together team members from the Business Process & Program Management team, business leaders, subject matter experts, IT professionals, and other stakeholders, to understand existing end-to-end enterprise business process and change management challenges and opportunities
• Lead cross-functional teams to ensure program execution from scoping and planning to successful program completion, with specific focus on business process re-design, KPIs, and outcomes that could span multiple quarters or fiscal years
• Identify and standardize the uses of tools, templates, and best practice methodologies to support agile approaches to project execution and oversight
• Lead decision making through x-functional data-driven program status reports, dashboards, and presentations to executive stakeholders

Required Education and Experience:

• 5-10 years of relevant work experience managing long term or enterprise level cross-functional change management programs
• Includes PMP or equivalent certification and proven ability to organize cross-functional teams and deliverables spanning fiscal years
• BS or equivalent technical degree

Location:

We will consider virtual candidates in North America, EMEA, and India for this opening. Candidates located near an office (for example, San Diego, CA, Munich, Germany or London, England) will work in a hybrid in-office/work-from-home model.
Will require occasional travel.