The role oversees technology business operations, IT financial management, vendor relationships, and executive-level coordination within the Technology, AI & Product Experience (TPX) department.
Responsibilities
Own the annual technology operating and capital budgets, partnering with department leaders and Finance on planning and execution.
Lead and scale a global Technology Portfolio Management Office across multiple domains, driving strategy, governance, and execution of technology initiatives.
Responsibilities
Own and evolve the Global Technology PMO operating model
Define and mature PMO standards for each technology domain
Lead technology intake and portfolio prioritization
Establish governance cadences and delivery artifacts
Manage portfolio-level capacity, dependencies, and financials
The role serves as the operational owner of the enterprise AI portfolio, providing connective tissue across Security, AI, and Data disciplines through deined portfolio management, governance coordination, and executive communications.
Locations (2)
Greenwood Village, Colorado, United States
Denver, Colorado, United States
Compensation
Base Pay Range: The annual salary range offered for this position is estimated to be $140,000 - $150,000. Variable Pay: Discretionary annual bonus, based on personal and company performance.
Responsibilities
Run the operating cadence for the Security, AI, and Data organization, including leadership staff meetings, planning sessions, QBRs, steering committees, and roadmap reviews.
Prepare executive briefings, decision materials, board content, talking points, and investment requests for executive leadership.
Create and maintain a centralized, decision-ready view of priorities, initiatives, milestones, accountable owners, and risks.
Own operational management of the enterprise AI portfolio from intake through value realization.
Lead technology program management for large, cross‑organizational projects, overseeing governance, stakeholder communication, budgeting, and delivery across geographically dispersed teams.
Responsibilities
Lead teams to support projects on implementation issues
Develop and execute review sessions for high‑impact projects
Provide training and consulting for project managers and administrators
Monitor effectiveness of project management methodology and tools
Implement enhancements and upgrades to project management processes and tools
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field
The EFE Product Owner is responsible for the vision, roadmap, and backlog of the Eaton Federal Enclave (EFE), Eaton’s secure, CMMC-aligned environment supporting regulated U.S. government and defense programs.
Compensation
The expected annual salary range for this role is $130000 - $190000 a year.
Responsibilities
Own and prioritize the EFE roadmap and backlog across Azure Government infrastructure, identity and access management, virtual terminals, and collaboration tools.
Balance program priorities, compliance requirements, and team capacity while leading quarterly planning activities.
Plan and coordinate site onboarding, user training, deployment readiness, and adoption in partnership with program managers and site leaders.
Partner with GRC and Cybersecurity teams to maintain alignment with CMMC and NIST requirements, including SSP, POA&M, policies, and remediation activities.
Ensure changes follow established EFE change-control and leadership approval processes.
The EFE Product Owner is responsible for the vision, roadmap, and backlog of the Eaton Federal Enclave (EFE), Eaton’s secure, CMMC-aligned environment supporting regulated U.S. government and defense programs.
Compensation
The expected annual salary range for this role is $130000 - $190000 a year.
Responsibilities
Own and prioritize the EFE roadmap and backlog across Azure Government infrastructure, identity and access management, virtual terminals, and collaboration tools.
Balance program priorities, compliance requirements, and team capacity while leading quarterly planning activities.
Plan and coordinate site onboarding, user training, deployment readiness, and adoption in partnership with program managers and site leaders.
Partner with GRC and Cybersecurity teams to maintain alignment with CMMC and NIST requirements, including SSP, POA&M, policies, and remediation activities.
Oversee user account and virtual terminal request processes, including required approvals, contract requirements, and entitlement group assignments.