nbn

Telecommunications

SeniorPortfolioManager

A$180–275k ~AI est. Australia FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Portfolio Manager at nbn. Skills: Portfolio governance, Strategic roadmap, Stakeholder alignment. Shape strategic roadmap. Govern strategic roadmap”

What You'll Achieve.

Deliver portfolio outcomes against business measures

Industry & Context.

Telecommunications
Problems you'll solve

Solve complex business problems

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Portfolio delivery experience, Program delivery experience, Project delivery experience, Agile methodologies experience, Traditional methodologies experience, Telecommunications knowledge, Field services knowledge, Commercial awareness, End-to-end planning skills, Business case development skills, Full working rights in Australia

Nice to Have

Recognised project management methodologies

What You'll Do.

Shape strategic roadmap

Govern strategic roadmap

Prioritise initiatives

Oversee delivery against timelines

Oversee delivery against benefits

Ensure alignment to strategy

Provide clarity on outcomes

Support decision-making

Evaluate business cases

Prepare executive communications

Deliver portfolio outcomes

Present clear recommendations

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Delivery teams; Commercial teams; Cross-functional teams

Communication Scope

Executive presentations

Process & Methodology

Agile, Traditional approaches

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