Leads the design and implementation of enterprise product management functions. Defines product roles, competency models, decision rights, operating models, workforce plans, and talent transition frameworks. Partners with product, HR, legal, workforce planning, and change management stakeholders to support organizational transformation and AI-enabled development. Produces leadership-ready artifacts and facilitates alignment across complex or regulated organizations.
About Brillio:
Brillio is one of the fastest growing digital technology service providers and a partner of choice for many Fortune 1000 companies seeking to turn disruption into a competitive advantage through innovative digital adoption. Brillio, renowned for its world-class professionals, referred to as "Brillians", distinguishes itself through their capacity to seamlessly integrate cutting-edge digital and design thinking skills with an unwavering dedication to client satisfaction.
Brillio takes pride in its status as an employer of choice, consistently attracting the most exceptional and talented individuals due to its unwavering emphasis on contemporary, groundbreaking technologies, and exclusive digital projects. Brillio's relentless commitment to providing an exceptional experience to its Brillians and nurturing their full potential consistently garners them the Great Place to Work® certification year after year.
Associate Director, Strategy & Consulting
Primary Skills
- Manage Product Backlog, Business Processes at program/enterprise level, Stakeholder Management, Product roadmap and vision, Design product blueprint
Job requirements
- Experience Range: 15 - 18 years of experience, including substantial hands-on experience designing and implementing product management functions within large, complex organizations, ideally in regulated sectors Key Responsibilities: 1. Define the future-state product management role, differentiating it from business ownership, business process ownership, technical product ownership, and engineering functions 2. Develop and implement robust role architecture and competency models for critical product management positions, specifying outcome-based definitions and required business and technical fluency 3. Design and document the interaction model between product, business, and engineering teams, establishing clear decision rights, workflows, and accountability from business intent through delivery 4. Build and manage the transition and retirement map for current role families, supporting leadership in organizational direction and workforce planning 5. Lead capacity planning, organization sizing, workforce requirements analysis, and talent transition frameworks in collaboration with workforce planning and change management teams 6. Produce leadership-ready artifacts, including role comparisons, strawman models, and workshop materials, ensuring timely delivery aligned to fixed leadership milestones 7. Collaborate with the Head of Product and internal HR and Legal stakeholders to align recommendations, maintaining a clear distinction between advisory input and client decision-making 8. Integrate new skill requirements and operating approaches into product management roles to support the organization’s transition to an AI-enabled, specification-driven development model Required Skills: 1. Product management function design and implementation in large, complex, or regulated environments 2. Organization design and role architecture development 3. Expertise in AI-enabled, specification-driven development models 4. Experience managing product backlogs at program and enterprise scale 5. Product roadmap and vision development for large-scale organizations 6. Designing product blueprints and competency models 7. Business process analysis and mapping across enterprise domains 8. Advanced proficiency in presentation and documentation tools (e.g., PowerPoint, Miro, Lucidchart) 9. Talent transition frameworks and workforce planning methodologies
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