Director of FP&A and Business Tranformation

We are looking for a strategic leader to build and oversee an enterprise-wide framework for evaluating capital initiatives and managing IT investment capacity in Jersey City, New Jersey. This position sits within FP&A and serves as the central coordinator for intake, assessment, tracking, and executive governance across the project portfolio. The role combines financial insight, portfolio oversight, and cross-functional facilitation to help senior leaders make informed investment decisions and connect approved initiatives to planning, forecasting, and budgeting activities.Responsibilities:• Build and manage a centralized governance model for capital investments and enterprise IT capacity, ensuring consistent oversight across the organization.• Create clear standards for project intake, assessment methodology, approval pathways, and reporting expectations to support disciplined decision-making.• Lead the review of business case submissions by partnering with stakeholders to strengthen assumptions, clarify scope, and evaluate expected benefits, costs, risks, and delivery timelines.• Work closely with business, finance, and technology leaders to align priorities, clarify decision rights, and maintain an objective approach to portfolio governance.• Convert complex project, financial, and operational information into concise executive-ready materials that support leadership discussions and approvals.• Deliver recurring portfolio updates that highlight proposed initiatives, active project performance, resource capacity, key risks, and overall investment status.• Monitor approved initiatives against spending plans, milestones, and expected outcomes, and raise concerns when performance differs from original expectations.• Integrate portfolio governance outputs into annual planning, budgeting, forecasting, and longer-range financial plans in partnership with FP&A colleagues.• Refine governance and tracking processes over time so the framework remains practical, scalable, and effective as portfolio demands evolve.