Key Responsibilities
Infrastructure Governance & Visibility
- Lead the Infrastructure inventory governance framework, including ownership standards, governance processes, data-quality requirements, reconciliation activities, exception management, and executive reporting.
- Partner with service owners to maintain complete, accurate, and current records across data centers, servers and compute platforms, storage, networks, cloud infrastructure, infrastructure applications, software licenses, and subscriptions.
- Establish governance mechanisms that improve ownership clarity, data integrity, lifecycle visibility, and risk identification.
- Facilitate governance reviews and reporting that provide leadership with actionable insights and decision support.
- Monitor governance metrics and highlight data-quality, lifecycle, ownership, and compliance trends requiring leadership attention.
Lifecycle Governance
- Provide visibility into asset age, technology currency, support status, end-of-life exposure, refresh requirements, dependencies, and associated risks.
- Monitor lifecycle trends and governance metrics while service owners retain responsibility for operational lifecycle planning and execution.
- Highlight material lifecycle risks through established governance and escalation forums.
- Support leadership decision-making with lifecycle reporting, risk insights, and readiness assessments.
Software Asset & Subscription Governance
- Partner with Enterprise ITAM/SAM teams to implement applicable governance standards, controls, and reporting requirements within Infrastructure.
- Provide governance visibility and readiness reporting related to entitlement, ownership, compliance evidence, and renewal-planning activities.
- Support alignment between Infrastructure requirements and enterprise asset-management standards.
- Contribute feedback and recommendations that may improve governance processes and data quality across the enterprise.
Contract & Renewal Readiness
- Maintain governance visibility into infrastructure contract obligations, ownership assignments, key milestones, notice periods, and renewal timelines.
- Coordinate readiness reviews and governance reporting so accountable stakeholders have sufficient lead time for decision-making.
- Identify potential renewal, ownership, or readiness risks and elevate them through established governance channels.
- Provide governance visibility and readiness tracking without owning sourcing decisions, commercial negotiations, supplier management, contract administration, or legal interpretation.
TSA & Transition Governance
- Provide governance visibility and readiness oversight for transition-related dependencies, asset transfers, handoff documentation, acceptance criteria, and governance milestones.
- Track ownership assignments, readiness indicators, supporting evidence, and transition handoff requirements.
- Highlight ownership gaps, unresolved decisions, incomplete documentation, and readiness concerns through established governance forums.
- Transition and program teams retain responsibility for migration execution, cutovers, delivery management, and overall program outcomes.
Reporting & Executive Decision Support
- Develop executive dashboards, KPIs, governance scorecards, risk indicators, and readiness reporting.
- Deliver governance insights that help leadership prioritize actions, manage risk, and improve operational readiness.
- Support executive reviews through clear reporting, trend analysis, and recommendations based on governance observations and data.
What Success Looks Like
- Infrastructure leadership has a trusted and transparent view of infrastructure assets, ownership, lifecycle status, and associated risks.
- Governance processes provide reliable visibility into inventory quality, ownership accountability, lifecycle exposure, contract milestones, and transition readiness.
- Service owners consistently maintain high-quality inventory, ownership, and lifecycle information.
- Contract obligations and renewal milestones are visible early enough to support informed planning and decision-making.
- Infrastructure risks, ownership gaps, and readiness concerns are identified early and managed through established governance processes.
- Transition dependencies, asset transfers, and handoff activities are supported through clear ownership and documented evidence.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, Business, Supply Chain, or a related discipline. Equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
- 10+ years of experience in infrastructure governance, IT asset management, technology controls, configuration management, lifecycle management, inventory governance, or related disciplines.
- 5+ years leading cross-functional governance, compliance, service-management, transition, transformation, or operational-control initiatives within global organizations.
- Demonstrated experience with inventory governance, data-quality management, asset ownership frameworks, lifecycle reporting, technology-risk visibility, governance metrics, executive dashboards, exception management, and cross-functional coordination.
- Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to align cross-functional teams, resolve governance gaps, and support executive decision-making.
- Excellent executive communication, facilitation, analytical, reporting, and documentation skills.
- Proven ability to deliver results through matrix leadership rather than direct organizational authority.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience supporting TSA programs, divestitures, carve-outs, mergers and acquisitions, service transitions, or asset-transfer governance.
- Working knowledge of software licensing governance, ITAM/SAM practices, subscription management, and compliance-support processes.
- Experience with ServiceNow, Flexera, Snow, CMDB platforms, discovery technologies, Power BI, and enterprise reporting solutions.
- ITIL 4 Foundation certification.
- Credentials such as IAITAM CSAM/CITAM/CHAMP, ServiceNow CIS-HAM/CIS-SAM, PMP, PRINCE2, or equivalent.
- Knowledge of ISO/IEC 19770 or similar asset-management and governance standards.
How This Role Partners
- This role provides governance, visibility, reporting, coordination, and escalation support across Infrastructure. Operational ownership remains within the accountable functions:
- Enterprise ITAM/SAM: Owns enterprise policies, standards, platforms, audits, and enterprise-wide asset-management programs.
- Infrastructure Service Owners: Own operational asset records, technical accuracy, lifecycle execution, refresh planning, usage validation, and operational risk acceptance.
- Procurement: Owns sourcing strategy, supplier relationships, commercial negotiations, and purchasing activities.
- Legal: Owns legal interpretation, contract review, liability assessment, and legal negotiations.
- Finance and Budget Owners: Own funding decisions, forecasts, accounting treatment, and financial approvals.
- Transition and Program Teams: Own program delivery, migrations, cutovers, Day 1 readiness, hypercare activities, and transition execution.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, Business, Supply Chain, or a related discipline. Equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
- 10+ years of experience in infrastructure governance, IT asset management, technology controls, configuration management, lifecycle management, inventory governance, or related disciplines.
- 5+ years leading cross-functional governance, compliance, service-management, transition, transformation, or operational-control initiatives within global organizations.
- Demonstrated experience with inventory governance, data-quality management, asset ownership frameworks, lifecycle reporting, technology-risk visibility, governance metrics, executive dashboards, exception management, and cross-functional coordination.
- Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to align cross-functional teams, resolve governance gaps, and support executive decision-making.
- Excellent executive communication, facilitation, analytical, reporting, and documentation skills.
- Proven ability to deliver results through matrix leadership rather than direct organizational authority.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience supporting TSA programs, divestitures, carve-outs, mergers and acquisitions, service transitions, or asset-transfer governance.
- Working knowledge of software licensing governance, ITAM/SAM practices, subscription management, and compliance-support processes.
- Experience with ServiceNow, Flexera, Snow, CMDB platforms, discovery technologies, Power BI, and enterprise reporting solutions.
- ITIL 4 Foundation certification.
- Credentials such as IAITAM CSAM/CITAM/CHAMP, ServiceNow CIS-HAM/CIS-SAM, PMP, PRINCE2, or equivalent.
- Knowledge of ISO/IEC 19770 or similar asset-management and governance standards.
How This Role Partners
- This role provides governance, visibility, reporting, coordination, and escalation support across Infrastructure. Operational ownership remains within the accountable functions:
- Enterprise ITAM/SAM: Owns enterprise policies, standards, platforms, audits, and enterprise-wide asset-management programs.
- Infrastructure Service Owners: Own operational asset records, technical accuracy, lifecycle execution, refresh planning, usage validation, and operational risk acceptance.
- Procurement: Owns sourcing strategy, supplier relationships, commercial negotiations, and purchasing activities.
- Legal: Owns legal interpretation, contract review, liability assessment, and legal negotiations.
- Finance and Budget Owners: Own funding decisions, forecasts, accounting treatment, and financial approvals.
- Transition and Program Teams: Own program delivery, migrations, cutovers, Day 1 readiness, hypercare activities, and transition execution.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, Business, Supply Chain, or a related discipline. Equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
- 10+ years of experience in infrastructure governance, IT asset management, technology controls, configuration management, lifecycle management, inventory governance, or related disciplines.
- 5+ years leading cross-functional governance, compliance, service-management, transition, transformation, or operational-control initiatives within global organizations.
- Demonstrated experience with inventory governance, data-quality management, asset ownership frameworks, lifecycle reporting, technology-risk visibility, governance metrics, executive dashboards, exception management, and cross-functional coordination.
- Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to align cross-functional teams, resolve governance gaps, and support executive decision-making.
- Excellent executive communication, facilitation, analytical, reporting, and documentation skills.
- Proven ability to deliver results through matrix leadership rather than direct organizational authority.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience supporting TSA programs, divestitures, carve-outs, mergers and acquisitions, service transitions, or asset-transfer governance.
- Working knowledge of software licensing governance, ITAM/SAM practices, subscription management, and compliance-support processes.
- Experience with ServiceNow, Flexera, Snow, CMDB platforms, discovery technologies, Power BI, and enterprise reporting solutions.
- ITIL 4 Foundation certification.
- Credentials such as IAITAM CSAM/CITAM/CHAMP, ServiceNow CIS-HAM/CIS-SAM, PMP, PRINCE2, or equivalent.
- Knowledge of ISO/IEC 19770 or similar asset-management and governance standards.
How This Role Partners
- This role provides governance, visibility, reporting, coordination, and escalation support across Infrastructure. Operational ownership remains within the accountable functions:
- Enterprise ITAM/SAM: Owns enterprise policies, standards, platforms, audits, and enterprise-wide asset-management programs.
- Infrastructure Service Owners: Own operational asset records, technical accuracy, lifecycle execution, refresh planning, usage validation, and operational risk acceptance.
- Procurement: Owns sourcing strategy, supplier relationships, commercial negotiations, and purchasing activities.
- Legal: Owns legal interpretation, contract review, liability assessment, and legal negotiations.
- Finance and Budget Owners: Own funding decisions, forecasts, accounting treatment, and financial approvals.
- Transition and Program Teams: Own program delivery, migrations, cutovers, Day 1 readiness, hypercare activities, and transition execution.
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