Portfolio Planning & Controls Lead
Sydneyonsitesenior
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About this role
ING, Australia’s most recommended bank, is looking for an experienced Portfolio Planning and Controls Lead to drive integrated portfolio planning, governance, and performance oversight across the Data Office . Reporting to the Program Manager, the Portfolio Planning and Controls Lead is responsible for providing a consolidated view of delivery demand, capacity, capability, workforce, financials, dependencies, risks, and controls across the portfolio. Working closely with stakeholders across Finance, Technology, Risk, Procurement, and key programs including RADAR Migration, UDA Remediation, and Hubs Transition, the role will establish robust planning disciplines, transparent governance, and actionable portfolio insights.…
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