Technology Strategy Lead — Transformation Advisory

Grant Thornton (US); Tampa (FL); Hybrid; USD 147,000 - 197,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Discretionary annual bonus

Job summary

Grant Thornton is seeking a Technology Strategy Manager to provide advisory and implementation services within the Transformation Practice. You will lead strategic assessments, develop roadmaps, and supervise teams on technology program initiatives for large organizations, both public and private.

The role requires deep, cross-functional collaboration, strong communication with senior stakeholders, and the ability to build business cases and financial models.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Technology, Computer Science, or related field required. MBA or MIS preferred.
• Minimum 5 years of related work experience in Strategy Consulting.
• Excellent business writing and communication skills.
• Experience in the assessment of IT organizations – capability to strategy alignment, cost structure, and operating model.
• Experience in package selection, implementation planning and application architecture model development.
• Experience with strategic IT assessment, enterprise cloud assessments and roadmap development.
• Can travel as needed. Expected travel is up to 40%.
• Consistent with the firm’s hybrid work model, this position will require in-person attendance at least two days per week, either at a GT office or client site.

Responsibilities

• Possess a working knowledge of how a commercial or large non-profit organization functions from an organizational, operating model, process, and technology perspective
• Continually strive to develop professionally, staying up to date on technology trends and solutions in the marketplace to address the issues companies and large non-profits face
• Assist practice leaders and business development executives with proposal development and presentations. Identify, quantify, and scope new opportunities for GT on existing engagements
• Lead teams performing strategic assessments of client technology environments against best practices and widely accepted maturity model frameworks
• Develop thoughtful, value add recommendations and roadmaps that meet client needs
• Lead teams performing application package selection, solution design, and implementation planning engagements for mid to large sized public and private organizations
• Lead teams in the assessment of technology organizations; the alignment of capabilities to enterprise strategy, cost structure, and operating model. Develop deep and relevant recommendations and roadmaps for implementation
• Utilize first principles thinking, customizing create frameworks and methodologies to solve challenging problems
• Analyze complex quantitative / qualitative data and synthesize output
• Communicate effectively in an organized and knowledgeable manner to senior audiences, able to deliver difficult messages with persuasiveness and sensitivity
• Drive the development of business cases (financial, quantitative, and qualitative) to support strategic business initiatives, process improvement initiatives, or IT transformations
• Build and analyze financial models and complex budgets
• Coach and develop team members
• Demonstrate executive presence
• Contribute to the development of various service offerings and practice thought leadership
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Strategic thinking

Communication

Financial modeling

Leadership

Travel

Executive presence

Education

Bachelor's degree (Technology / CS)

MBA or MIS preferred

Tools

Enterprise IT architecture

Job description

Grant Thornton is seeking a Technology Strategy Manager to provide advisory and implementation services within the Transformation Practice. You will lead strategic assessments, develop roadmaps, and supervise teams on technology program initiatives for large organizations, both public and private.

The role requires deep, cross-functional collaboration, strong communication with senior stakeholders, and the ability to build business cases and financial models.