Data Utilities Delivery Programme Manager

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HSBC is one of the largest banking and financial services organisations in the world, with operations in 62 countries and territories. We aim to be where the growth is, enabling businesses to thrive and economies to prosper, and, ultimately, helping people to fulfil their hopes and realise their ambitions.

We are currently seeking an experienced professional to join our team in the role of Data Utilities Delivery Programme Manager .

Principal responsibilities

• The role of the Utilities Programme Delivery Manager is to shape and support the Business in meeting near term project goals, as well as longer term its strategic goals of the programme multi year.
• Supporting strategy definition;Generating clear “outcomes” and paths to deliver; Supporting the business in determining what they “want” and “need”; Providing analysis capabilities to determine the “what” and “how”
• Core project and programme capability, including IT relationships; Managing project and programme artefacts (plans, RAID, etc); The role operates across multiple jurisdictions and asset classes, in conjunction with the business/COO/ asset class leads, legal, compliance, and middle office, as well as the various technology teams.
• The Programme Manager is responsible for the following activities and deliverables within the portfolio and will lead priority initiatives with the most significant business cases, highest degree of complexity with ; Managing the Programme of Work across this portfolio and creating associated governance; Bringing design thinking to the analysis and design processes to focus on business services consumers require, the outcomes the business want to achieve and transforming existing “as is” inefficiencies and risks
• Implementing an agile release management strategy, driving release cadence without impacting quality; Managing and coordinating changes to Business Services, Processes and Systems and ensuring ongoing compliance with existing Regulatory Reporting and Control requirements
• Agreeing work, requirements and delivery options with producers and consumers to ensure benefits can be realised; Venue and Vendor Governance & attending shaping Industry working groups as appropriate; Provide thought leadership/critical thinking on the Target Operating Model (TOM) that the Programme deliverables are being delivered too.
• Managing the Programme budgets including but not limited to Vendor licences/Indirect & Direct resources costs; Manage Business change demands including and beyond Technology deliveries (e.g. Policies and Procedures, regulatory remediation, process improvement, governance)
• Working with Risk owners and risk stewards on overall escalation and ratification on prioritisation versus other change and BAU priorities; Ensure work has appropriate level of analysis, sizing for solution design and timelines for delivery
• Risk acceptance agreement on behalf of the MSS Operations for items that are deferred, or escalated to project governance on business risk meetings
• Coordination of any other areas requiring update/remediation (non-IT core and ref data fixes); Market scanning of new and emerging initiatives or solutions that would improve the accuracy or productivity of data utilities; Identifying and delivering opportunities for continuous improvement within processes and systems.
• Working with the change programme in defining, shaping, and executing on initiatives that support improvements for HSBC to meet its reporting obligations, using appropriate tools, vendors, industry insights and strategies to ensure HSBC is within appropriate risk appetite