KPMG - Richardson, TX
posted 4 months ago
KPMG is currently seeking an Associate Director or Director of Risk to join our Management Risk Management Digital Office organization. This role is pivotal in ensuring that technology aligns with business objectives and the overall technology strategy of the firm. The successful candidate will assume a strategic and proactive approach, acting as the main point of contact for IT project planning within specific business functions. This includes establishing technology roadmaps and effectively managing the pipeline portfolio to meet business expectations and support ongoing communication regarding technology strategies and governance. The Director will develop solid business relationships, becoming a trusted advisor to key leaders and stakeholders, and will partner closely with business stakeholders to outline technology fiscal planning. This role is accountable for overall technology spending and will contribute to the development of best practices, methodologies, and key performance indicators to demonstrate the value offered within specific support areas. Additionally, the Director will partner with the IT Delivery Organization, sharing accountability for project delivery and acting as the Business Executive level escalation point to ensure that business goals and objectives are met. To qualify for this position, candidates must have a minimum of ten years of relevant business experience in technology consulting services, operations, and business processes. A Bachelor's or Master's degree in business administration, computer science, or a related field is required. The ideal candidate will be well-versed in technology strategy development and implementation, possess outstanding communication and negotiation skills, and have the ability to build strong professional relationships across the organization. Experience leading geographically dispersed teams and proficiency in tracking and forecasting budgets are also essential. Familiarity with Agile methods and software requirements definition is preferred, especially for candidates applying for the Director level, which requires a minimum of twelve years of relevant experience.