FAQs
What is the role of the Vice President, Enterprise Operations at Mastercard?
The Vice President, Enterprise Operations is responsible for designing, implementing, and managing Enterprise Operational roadmaps, overseeing teams, ensuring operational alignment with technology initiatives, and being the primary point of contact for operations-related matters.
What qualifications are required for the Vice President, Enterprise Operations position?
A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field is required, along with significant experience in operational leadership roles, technical expertise in monitoring and alerting methodologies, and strong skills in strategic planning and execution.
Is prior experience in operational leadership mandatory for this role?
Yes, a proven track record of leadership in an operational role is necessary for this position.
What are the main responsibilities of the Vice President, Enterprise Operations?
Main responsibilities include providing strategic direction for Enterprise Operations, team management, defining technical vision and architecture, cross-functional collaboration, performance management, and stakeholder communication.
What kind of teams will the Vice President, Enterprise Operations be leading?
The Vice President will build, mentor, and lead a high-performing, fast-paced Operations team, which is globally diverse.
Is knowledge of ITIL and incident/change management important for this role?
Yes, ITIL experience along with significant knowledge of incident and change management processes is required for the role.
How does this position contribute to Mastercard’s overall objectives?
This position ensures operational alignment with the company's overall objectives and growth plans by driving effective operational strategies and implementing KPIs.
What is required in terms of communication skills for this role?
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are essential, as the role requires influencing and collaborating effectively across all levels of the organization.
Is vendor management part of the responsibilities of the Vice President, Enterprise Operations?
Yes, managing vendor relationships to ensure performance and contractual obligations are met is a key responsibility of this role.
What is the corporate security responsibility associated with this position?
Individuals in this role are expected to abide by Mastercard’s security policies and practices, ensure the confidentiality and integrity of accessed information, report any security violations, and complete periodic mandatory security trainings.