Senior PMO Lead – NZ, Driving Global Portfolio Delivery

Aitomic Jobs; Auckland; Hybrid; NZD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Birthday leave

Superannuation employer contribution

8 weeks parental leave

Job summary

Tomra in Auckland, New Zealand, is seeking a PMO Lead to shape TOMRA Food's project delivery and drive our global project portfolio. You will lead the NZ Project Management team, advise local and global stakeholders, and oversee delivery of strategic, high-impact projects contributing to TOMRA's growth and innovation.

You will connect NZ with our global PMO, ensure visibility across the portfolio, plan resources, and promote governance practices while partnering with R&D to commercialize new

Qualifications

• 8+ years of leading complex cross-functional projects in international environments.
• Proven ability to build trust, influence stakeholders and align teams toward outcomes.
• Degree in a relevant discipline (BSc, MSc, MBA or equivalent).
• PM certification (PMP or PRINCE2) is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership and coordination for the NZ Project Management team.
• Coach, develop, and support a Junior Project Manager while fostering project management culture.
• Lead workforce planning, succession, and capability development.
• Maintain an integrated view of the NZ project portfolio, including risks and interdependencies.
• Drive delivery of strategic, cross-functional, international projects with accountable governance.
• Represent the NZ portfolio within the global PMO community and collaborate with R&D teams.

Job description

Tomra in Auckland, New Zealand, is seeking a PMO Lead to shape TOMRA Food's project delivery and drive our global project portfolio. You will lead the NZ Project Management team, advise local and global stakeholders, and oversee delivery of strategic, high-impact projects contributing to TOMRA's growth and innovation.

You will connect NZ with our global PMO, ensure visibility across the portfolio, plan resources, and promote governance practices while partnering with R&D to commercialize new