AI Risk & Governance VP — Program Leadership

Citigroup; Irving (TX); On-site; USD 115,000 - 172,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental & vision coverage

Paid time off packages

Retirement benefits

Job summary

Citigroup in Irving, TX, seeks a Program Management Lead to guide a portfolio of programs and align plans with business objectives. The role emphasizes cross‑functional collaboration, governance, and risk management, with responsibility for staffing, procurement, and stakeholder engagement.

The ideal candidate brings 6–10 years of program experience, strong negotiation skills with external parties, and a relevant degree (Bachelor's or Master's).

Qualifications

• 6–10 years of experience required.
• Negotiation skills with external parties.
• Licensing/Registration: Series 6 required.
• Bachelor's/University degree or equivalent; Masters preferred.

Responsibilities

• Supports planning, directing and coordination of day-to-day activities of running a program or portfolio of programs.
• Assesses creation and signoff of program plan and charter, benefits management plan, stakeholder management plan, acceptance plan, and central program issue log.
• Oversees program plans to meet business needs as described in initiation documents.
• Ensures stakeholders are identified and included in scope definition and understand the program schedule and milestones.
• Works with Program Sponsor to ensure the cost benefit analysis aligns with business objectives.
• Ensures all areas of the program are appropriately staffed and resourced.
• Escalates program risks to the Program Director or Sponsor when appropriate.
• Creates the program risk management plan and coordinates procurement activities.

Skills

Negotiation with external parties

Communication

Education

Bachelor's/University degree

Master's degree

Tools

Licensing: Series 6

Job description

Citigroup in Irving, TX, seeks a Program Management Lead to guide a portfolio of programs and align plans with business objectives. The role emphasizes cross‑functional collaboration, governance, and risk management, with responsibility for staffing, procurement, and stakeholder engagement.

The ideal candidate brings 6–10 years of program experience, strong negotiation skills with external parties, and a relevant degree (Bachelor's or Master's).