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Project Management Office Director

ExperiencedNo visa sponsorship
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at Capgemini

Consultancies

Posted 7 days ago

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**Project Management Office Director** leads end-to-end, non-BAU projects, ensuring predictable delivery, transparent decisions, and smooth operational handover. Prioritizes portfolio, establishes governance, assures delivery health, aligns capacity to demand, leads senior stakeholders, and secures operational readiness. Minimum 12 years in project delivery, 5+ leading PMO/PLO functions, with proven complex portfolio, managed-service, and commercial experience. Fluency across diverse technology environments, delivery methods, and executive influence required.

Compensation
Not specified

Currency: Not specified

City
Tokyo
Country
Japan

Full Job Description

Job Summary

Job Description:

• Portfolio ownership. Provide end-to-end leadership for non-BAU infrastructure and technology projects, from demand qualification and prioritization through delivery and closure.

• Delivery assurance. Set the governance, controls and decision cadence needed to deliver scope, milestones, budget, quality, risk and intended business outcomes.

• Core + Flex leadership. Translate the rolling demand pipeline into credible capacity plans, mobilizing the right project managers, architects and specialist resources.

• Operational handover. Ensure every project is accepted into BAU with clear ownership, documentation, knowledge transfer, support readiness and benefits tracking.

Success is measured by predictable delivery, transparent decisions, resource readiness, controlled risk and smooth transition into operations.

Key Responsibilities

Shape and prioritize the portfolio

Own demand intake, qualification, sequencing and portfolio trade-offs; maintain a transparent view of commitments, dependencies and value.

Establish governance and assurance

Define stage gates, reporting, decision rights and escalation paths; challenge delivery health and intervene early where outcomes are at risk.

Direct delivery across workstreams

Hold program and project leaders accountable for scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, benefits and stakeholder commitments.

Key Responsibilities (continued)

Align capacity to demand

Convert 30/60/90-day forecasts into resource plans; mobilize core and flex talent, resolve skill gaps and manage ramp-up or ramp-down decisions.

Lead senior stakeholders

Provide clear executive reporting, facilitate decisions, negotiate priorities and align client, account leadership, functional teams and suppliers.

Secure operational readiness

Drive acceptance, knowledge transfer, documentation, support readiness, lessons learned and benefits tracking before closure or BAU handover.

Required Skills and Experience

12+ years in project / program delivery

5+ years leading portfolios or PMO/PLO functions

• Complex portfolio delivery. Proven leadership of multi-workstream technology or infrastructure change with material budgets, dependencies and executive visibility.

• Managed-service context. Experience with service transition, supplier ecosystems, global delivery models and structured handover into operations.

• Commercial accountability. Strong command of business cases, budgets, statements of work, benefits, resource forecasts and vendor performance.

• Executive influence. Track record of resolving ambiguity, negotiating priorities and communicating difficult decisions with clarity and credibility.

• Portfolio leadership. Prioritization, roadmaps, governance, dependency management, risk, assurance and benefits realization.

• Delivery methods. Fluency in predictive, agile and hybrid delivery; practical use of stage gates and portfolio controls.

• Technology breadth. Working knowledge across cloud, platforms, networks, workplace, security and service-management environments.

• People leadership. Ability to lead senior project professionals, build accountable teams and coach through complex delivery challenges.

• Data-led communication. Strong financial literacy, concise executive reporting and confidence with PPM, planning and dashboard tools.

Project Management Office Director

Compensation

Not specified

City: Tokyo

Country: Japan

Capgemini logo
Consultancies

7 days ago

No clicks

at Capgemini

ExperiencedNo visa sponsorship

**Project Management Office Director** leads end-to-end, non-BAU projects, ensuring predictable delivery, transparent decisions, and smooth operational handover. Prioritizes portfolio, establishes governance, assures delivery health, aligns capacity to demand, leads senior stakeholders, and secures operational readiness. Minimum 12 years in project delivery, 5+ leading PMO/PLO functions, with proven complex portfolio, managed-service, and commercial experience. Fluency across diverse technology environments, delivery methods, and executive influence required.

Full Job Description

Job Summary

Job Description:

• Portfolio ownership. Provide end-to-end leadership for non-BAU infrastructure and technology projects, from demand qualification and prioritization through delivery and closure.

• Delivery assurance. Set the governance, controls and decision cadence needed to deliver scope, milestones, budget, quality, risk and intended business outcomes.

• Core + Flex leadership. Translate the rolling demand pipeline into credible capacity plans, mobilizing the right project managers, architects and specialist resources.

• Operational handover. Ensure every project is accepted into BAU with clear ownership, documentation, knowledge transfer, support readiness and benefits tracking.

Success is measured by predictable delivery, transparent decisions, resource readiness, controlled risk and smooth transition into operations.

Key Responsibilities

Shape and prioritize the portfolio

Own demand intake, qualification, sequencing and portfolio trade-offs; maintain a transparent view of commitments, dependencies and value.

Establish governance and assurance

Define stage gates, reporting, decision rights and escalation paths; challenge delivery health and intervene early where outcomes are at risk.

Direct delivery across workstreams

Hold program and project leaders accountable for scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, benefits and stakeholder commitments.

Key Responsibilities (continued)

Align capacity to demand

Convert 30/60/90-day forecasts into resource plans; mobilize core and flex talent, resolve skill gaps and manage ramp-up or ramp-down decisions.

Lead senior stakeholders

Provide clear executive reporting, facilitate decisions, negotiate priorities and align client, account leadership, functional teams and suppliers.

Secure operational readiness

Drive acceptance, knowledge transfer, documentation, support readiness, lessons learned and benefits tracking before closure or BAU handover.

Required Skills and Experience

12+ years in project / program delivery

5+ years leading portfolios or PMO/PLO functions

• Complex portfolio delivery. Proven leadership of multi-workstream technology or infrastructure change with material budgets, dependencies and executive visibility.

• Managed-service context. Experience with service transition, supplier ecosystems, global delivery models and structured handover into operations.

• Commercial accountability. Strong command of business cases, budgets, statements of work, benefits, resource forecasts and vendor performance.

• Executive influence. Track record of resolving ambiguity, negotiating priorities and communicating difficult decisions with clarity and credibility.

• Portfolio leadership. Prioritization, roadmaps, governance, dependency management, risk, assurance and benefits realization.

• Delivery methods. Fluency in predictive, agile and hybrid delivery; practical use of stage gates and portfolio controls.

• Technology breadth. Working knowledge across cloud, platforms, networks, workplace, security and service-management environments.

• People leadership. Ability to lead senior project professionals, build accountable teams and coach through complex delivery challenges.

• Data-led communication. Strong financial literacy, concise executive reporting and confidence with PPM, planning and dashboard tools.