FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the Geospatial Portfolio Lead?
The Geospatial Portfolio Lead is responsible for supervising a portfolio of over 150 projects, implementing key performance indicators, monitoring financial performance, chairing governance meetings, participating in resource management, mentoring project managers, addressing project escalations, ensuring project quality, contributing to company profitability, and fostering a positive project work environment.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must have an undergraduate degree in Engineering, Commerce, Economics, or Business, at least 15 years of experience in leading large-scale enterprise-wide AMI/MDM projects, proven experience managing a P&L of over $30M annually, proficiency in project management principles, solid project financial acumen, and excellent communication skills.
Is project management certification required for this role?
While a Project Management certification (such as PMP) is not explicitly required, it is considered an asset for candidates applying for the Geospatial Portfolio Lead position.
What types of projects will the Geospatial Portfolio Lead manage?
The role involves managing diverse projects including IT/OT implementations, SaaS subscription-based services, and maintenance and support projects within the geospatial domain.
Will travel be required for this position?
Yes, the Geospatial Portfolio Lead will be required to travel occasionally to client locations within North America and Europe.
How many project managers will the Geospatial Portfolio Lead be mentoring?
The successful candidate will mentor a team of over 20 project managers.
What software or tools should candidates be familiar with for this role?
Candidates should be experienced in using Microsoft Project, Project On-Line, SharePoint, and PowerBI applications.
What kind of work environment can the Geospatial Portfolio Lead expect?
The role requires strong team-building and motivational skills in a multinational and multicultural environment, fostering a positive project work environment while achieving project objectives on time and within budget.
What benefits does TRC offer for this position?
TRC offers a competitive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, and disability insurance, a 401k with company match, paid time off ranging from 15 to 25 days per year, at least 8 paid holidays, and paid sick, family, and disability leave in accordance with state laws.