Description
The Portfolio Management team at Thomson Reuters makes strategic investment decisions across the product organization. As Director, Product Portfolio Management, you'll bring an objective perspective to planning, funding, and rationalizing products. You'll partner with Product Management, Product Operations, Product Engineering, Finance, and Strategy to drive core processes that connect strategy to investment decisions and financial outcomes.
AI is central to this team's work, and you'll be expected to push its application further. Your responsibilities will include:
- Leading the annual capital planning cycle, prioritizing product investments, and managing funding requests
- Driving product profitability and rationalization, analyzing performance and supporting recommendations on coverage levels and product sunsets
- Maintaining the master product list and portfolio taxonomy, ensuring accuracy and consistency across reporting and systems
- Tracking business cases and investment decisions, ensuring they're well-informed and documented
- Applying AI tools to accelerate analysis, synthesis, and decision support across various areas
- Partnering with Finance on capital allocation, profitability, and portfolio decisions
- Providing insights to support resource and people planning
- Distilling complex product and financial information into clear insights for leadership and investors
- Aligning stakeholders across the organization to make portfolio trade-offs
The role requires 8+ years of experience in portfolio management, product management, or related fields, ideally within a product, technology, or software organization. You'll need a strong track record of managing processes and building relationships with cross-functional partners, outstanding organizational and communication skills, and a bachelor's degree or equivalent.
In terms of skills and behaviors, you'll need:
- Understanding of how product, engineering, and design work together
- Familiarity with the Thomson Reuters product portfolio, strategy, and markets
- Financial acumen, including analyzing profitability and business cases
- Fluency with and enthusiasm for AI tools
- Outstanding communication and collaboration skills
- Execution orientation, critical thinking, and sound judgment
- Comfort with ambiguity and data-driven decision-making
Thomson Reuters offers a range of benefits, including a hybrid work model, flexibility and work-life balance, career development and growth opportunities, industry-competitive benefits, and a culture that values inclusion, belonging, and social impact.