FICO

FICO

Director of Technology Program Management

Work from Home, United States · Director

Sponsorship not specified$151k-$237kDetected 5 days ago
CI/CDPlatform EngineeringMachine LearningProject ManagementAgileOKRsCadenceResearchLeadershipCommunicationCollaboration

About the role

  • Sitting within FICO's Global PMO and reporting to the Sr.
  • FICO is a global analytics software company with more than 70 years of history in credit scoring, fraud detection, and decisioning technology, and this transformation is central to how we compete in the next decade.

Responsibilities

  • Rather than simply tracking work, you will remove blockers, shape governance, drive adoption, and ensure the transformation lands with measurable outcomes.
  • Drive the weekly program management cadence, surfacing and resolving roadblocks, managing cross-stream dependencies, and maintaining momentum across a multi-quarter delivery roadmap.
  • Coordinate across workstream leads to ensure timely decisions, manage interdependencies, and unify the program into one coherent effort rather than a collection of parallel initiatives.
  • Drive adoption of a new integrated product and engineering delivery lifecycle, replacing legacy sprint-based conventions with a modern, AI-native operating model.
  • Own business readiness and success measurement, defining what good looks like, building dashboards to track it, and reporting outcomes to leadership.
  • At FICO, you can develop your career with a leading organization in one of the fastest-growing fields in technology today - Big Data analytics.

Nice to have

  • Prepare and facilitate bi-weekly executive Steering Group updates, translating program complexity into clear status, risks, and decisions needed.
  • Extensive experience in program or portfolio management, including leading large-scale technology transformation or organizational change programs.
  • Demonstrated success managing multi-workstream, cross-functional programs with significant organizational change components.
  • Strong executive presence and communication skills, with the ability to run executive steering cadences and influence senior leadership stakeholders.
  • Hands-on expertise in change management, stakeholder engagement, and driving adoption of new operating models across large engineering organizations.

Skills

  • Solid understanding of software development organizations and modern engineering practices such as CI/CD, agile delivery, and DevOps.

Compensation

  • $150,500 to $236,500 with this range reflecting differences in candidate knowledge, skills and experience.

Benefits

  • The opportunity to make an impact and develop professionally by leveraging your unique strengths and participating in valuable learning experiences.
  • You'll play a part in our commitment to help businesses use data to improve every choice they make, using advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning, optimization, and much more.

Company info

  • FICO (NYSE: FICO) is a leading global analytics software company, helping businesses in 100+ countries make better decisions.
  • Join our world-class team today and fulfill your career potential!
  • The Opportunity
  • The Director, Program Management (Product & Engineering Transformation) is FICO's single accountable Project Management leader, driving one of the highest-priority initiatives in
  • Highly competitive compensation, benefits and rewards programs that encourage you to bring your best every day and be recognized for doing so.
  • An engaging, people-first work environment offering work/life balance, employee resource groups, and social events to promote interaction and camaraderie.
  • An inclusive culture strongly reflecting our core values: Act Like an Owner, Delight Our Customers and Earn the Respect of Others.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • candidates without regard to race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, pregnancy, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status

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