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Sign Up to ReadCapital One, a Fortune 500 company and one of the nation’s top 10 banks, offers a broad spectrum of financial products and services to consumers, small businesses and commercial clients. Our mission is to create one of the nation’s great banks, and we have the necessary ingredients: a strong balance sheet, resilient businesses, a massive customer franchise, strong analytical capabilities, and great people. We nurture a work environment where people with a variety of thoughts, ideas and backgrounds, guided by our shared Values, come together to make Capital One a great company – and a great place to work.
As a Director, Project Manager, Debit Products at Capital One, you would oversee PULSE's product lifecycle, enterprise portfolio governance, and portfolio risk across complex business and technology programs.
The position oversees end-to-end portfolio management functions, including intake, prioritization, capacity planning, portfolio health monitoring, dependency management, and executive reporting. Ensures portfolio strategies align with business goals, operational capabilities, financial targets, and defined risk tolerance frameworks. Partners closely with PULSE leadership, product, technology, operations, compliance, legal, and risk stakeholders to drive consistent execution and alignment. The role provides leadership and direction to a team of portfolio managers accountable for strategic program prioritization, governance, and execution alignment to organizational objectives.
Leads product governance by establishing and maintaining governance frameworks, decision-making structures, operational controls, and standardized processes that support products from ideation through implementation, sustainment, and retirement. Facilitates governance forums, portfolio reviews, and executive-level reporting to enable transparency, informed decision-making, and proactive product risk management. Leads a team of process professionals that create and reiterate on our processes and governance framework.
Provides strategic oversight of PULSE portfolio risk management, including the identification, assessment, mitigation, monitoring, escalation, and reporting of product risks across the PULSE portfolios. Establishes and maintains standards, procedures, documentation, playbooks, and controls to ensure consistency, audit readiness, and regulatory compliance.
Maintains direct oversight of portfolio management tools, governance workflow platforms, reporting solutions and a team to support it. Drives portfolio insights through metric transparency, governance controls, approvals, and operational reporting. Leads process improvement and automation initiatives to enhance portfolio visibility, operational efficiency, data quality, and governance effectiveness.
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Offices in United States, Houston, United States
Also hiring in Chicago, United States, New York, United States, San Jose, United States and 8 more places
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