IANS
Senior Manager of Org Design & Business Transformation
Boston, Massachusetts, United States · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$140k-$160kDetected 5 days ago
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About the role
- About the Opportunity IANS Research is a private equity-backed cybersecurity advisory firm entering its next stage of growth and transformation.
- The CPO sets strategic direction and stays closely involved throughout; this role is where that thinking gets pressure-tested with data, refined, and turned into reality.
- You also understand AI's future impact on organizations, teams, and workforce strategy.
Responsibilities
- Organizational Design
- Own the analytics and execution behind organizational effectiveness efforts, including role architecture and operating model design
- Support the evolution of IANS' commercial model through thoughtful GTM organizational design and workforce planning
- Identify organizational bottlenecks and build the analysis behind recommended solutions that improve agility, scalability, and execution
- Build workforce plans that translate the CPO's strategic direction into concrete talent and capability plans
- Own scenario modeling that informs hiring priorities, organizational investments, restructuring decisions, and capacity planning
- Develop frameworks and metrics to assess organizational performance and workforce effectiveness
- Partner closely with Finance and business leaders on headcount planning and investment decisions
- Own execution of organizational transformation initiatives from assessment through implementation and stabilization, in partnership with the CPO
- Create executive-ready recommendations, project plans, stakeholder strategies, and communications
Requirements
- You Are Very AI-Fluent
Compensation
- Compensation range is $140,000-$160,000 + bonus
Company info
- You use AI as part of your daily work- not just for writing emails but for analytics, presentations, and to push your thinking.
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