Portfolio Analyst, Autonomy

What you'll do

• Maintain a cross-program portfolio view of active, planned, and unresolved work with clear ownership and milestone context.
• Synthesize roadmaps to identify program interactions, sequencing implications, shared capabilities, dependencies, and gaps.
• Prepare executive artifacts that translate complex delivery, risk, and capacity data into clear implications and decisions.
• Produce portfolio scenarios and trend analyses to support prioritization and start-stop-continue-defer recommendations.
• Analyze how partner, supplier, and customer-learning outcomes affect portfolio milestones and executive commitments.
• Support integrated roadmap governance by maintaining traceability among objectives, requirements, epics, and controlled changes.
• Drive intake alignment by analyzing value, capacity, affordability, and cross-program consequences for incoming demand.
• Develop reusable analytical methods to improve the consistency and traceability of executive reporting.

What we're looking for

• Knowledge of tactical and strategic planning techniques to connect near-term activities with multi-year roadmaps and business objectives.
• Ability to organize and interpret information across multiple complex digital programs, technical domains, and workstreams.
• Ability to synthesize qualitative and quantitative information into credible trends, scenarios, and executive insights.
• Knowledge of roadmap, milestone, dependency, RAID, change-control, and governance concepts used across complex portfolios.
• Ability to work across Product, Engineering, Architecture, Finance, Procurement, and leadership teams without direct authority.
• Ability to produce concise, structured, and executive-ready narratives, roadmaps, and presentation materials.
• Experience performing portfolio, program, strategy, or decision-support analysis across multiple technical programs (preferred).
• Working knowledge of Azure DevOps, Power BI, Microsoft Project, Excel, PowerPoint, Confluence, or comparable tools (preferred).