PMO Director, IT

CLSA
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
Salary not specified
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Full-time
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Job Description

Position Description Ensure that IT projects and programs are executed with consistent standards, strong governance, strategic alignment, and measurable value. The PMO Director works as a hands-on individual contributor in the PMO team as a key liaison between IT leadership, business stakeholders, and headquarters, ensuring transparency, prioritization discipline, and execution excellence across all IT initiatives. Key Areas of Responsibility - Ensure compliance with corporate policies, PMO guidelines, and regulatory expectations. - Align PMO processes with headquarters requirement and standards to ensure smooth cross-border communications - Provide regular updates to department heads and Beijing HQ - Drive execution of strategic enterprise-level programs from initiation to closure - Monitor project health, risks, dependencies, and escalations. - Facilitate communication of strategic priorities and ensure alignment of IT initiatives. - Serve as a coordination point between IT, business units, and HQ. Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in information technology, Business, or related discipline. - 15 years’ experience with 10+ years in IT project governance, PMO leadership, or large‑scale program delivery. - Proven success in financial services, investment banking, brokerage, or similar regulated industries - Excellent problem-solving, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills. - Strong understanding of PMO functions, governance, and SDLC methodologies. - Understanding of IT cost allocation and management - Understanding of enterprise IT landscapes and front-to-back business processes. - Excellent communication and executive‑level presentation skills. - Proficiency in Mandarin and English (written and spoken) is mandatory

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