Public Partnerships - Providence, RI
posted 3 months ago
The Technical Portfolio Manager at Public Partnerships LLC (PPL) plays a pivotal role in driving the execution of strategic technology initiatives in alignment with the company's overarching business goals. This position requires close collaboration with the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) to define and prioritize technology projects, translating high-level objectives into detailed execution plans that are tracked and reported through defined metrics. The Technical Portfolio Manager will provide strategic insights and critical feedback to the CTO, helping to refine and optimize the technology roadmap, ensuring that all initiatives are aligned with the CTO's key performance metrics. In addition to strategic support, the Technical Portfolio Manager will be responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring key CTO metrics, such as system uptime, incident resolution time, development velocity, and customer satisfaction with technology services. This includes establishing dashboards and reporting mechanisms to provide real-time visibility into these metrics, allowing senior leadership to have a clear understanding of technology performance. Regular analysis of data to identify trends, risks, and areas for improvement will be essential, with actionable insights presented to the CTO. The role also encompasses portfolio management, where the Technical Portfolio Manager will manage the entire technology portfolio at PPLFirst, ensuring that all major initiatives are tracked and reported effectively. This includes overseeing resource allocation across projects and conducting regular portfolio reviews with the CTO to provide updates on progress, risks, and necessary adjustments to meet strategic goals. Project oversight and coordination are critical components of this role, as the Technical Portfolio Manager will lead the execution of key technology projects, ensuring they are delivered on time, within scope, and within budget. This requires coordination across cross-functional teams and facilitating communication between the CTO, engineering teams, and other stakeholders. Furthermore, the Technical Portfolio Manager will assist in managing the day-to-day operations of the technology organization, handling urgent issues, managing priorities, and making tactical decisions to keep projects on track. Building and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders is essential, ensuring that the technology team's objectives are clearly communicated and aligned with business needs. The role also involves acting as a liaison between the CTO and other departments, facilitating collaboration on key initiatives and managing expectations regarding progress, risks, and challenges.