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Position Summary
Resource Label Group (RLG) is seeking a Director, IT Portfolio & Product Management to take ownership of, mature, and scale the IT portfolio governance function that guides technology investment across the enterprise.
RLG launched its IT PMO in early 2026. Intake, stage-gate governance, and portfolio tracking are in place and are currently operated by an IT leadership committee. This role becomes the single accountable owner of that function. It will evolve the PMO from an IT-led discipline into an enterprise operating capability that supports ERP consolidation, data and analytics, cybersecurity, AI, and M&A integration across 28 locations.
The successful candidate will help move IT from a project-driven organization to a capability-driven, product-oriented one. That means establishing clear ownership and decision rights, defining success before work is funded, building an outcome-based multi-year roadmap, and giving executives a clear view of priorities, capacity, risks, and value delivered. The role governs the portfolio today and leads RLG's transition toward a product operating model over time.
What You'll Do
Portfolio Management & Governance
- Assume operational ownership of the existing IT PMO, including intake, stage gates, portfolio tracking, and executive reporting, and transition it from committee-run to role-owned.
- Lead enterprise technology portfolio planning, prioritization, and governance. Facilitate executive portfolio reviews, steering committees, and investment decisions, including a Business
- -IT Steering Council with the CIO, CFO, and business unit leaders.
- Establish accountable owners and decision rights for products, platforms, and initiatives across IT teams and business units.
- Maintain the initiative dependency map and portfolio risk register, and give leadership visibility into portfolio health, risks, dependencies, and resource constraints.
- Work with business-side transformation leadership to coordinate initiatives that span IT and the business, moving toward a single RLG PMO.
Outcome-Based Roadmap & Product Operating Model
- Own the integrated, multi-year enterprise technology roadmap, combining domain roadmaps into one sequenced, capacity-aware plan that links each investment to the business outcome it is meant to deliver.
- Maintain capability-based roadmaps across ERP, Data & Analytics, AI, Cybersecurity, Infrastructure, and Business Applications.
- Anchor prioritization and investment decisions in expected business value, not delivery activity alone.
- Introduce product and platform ownership practices that improve accountability, prioritization, and continuous value delivery, and lead RLG's phased transition toward a product operating model.
Problem Definition & Discovery Standards
- Own the enterprise method for problem definition and discovery: how business problems are framed, how desired outcomes are defined, and how solution options are evaluated before work reaches a delivery backlog.
- Lead discovery directly for major and cross-domain initiatives, working with business leaders, IT Business Partners, and Business Analysts to co-solve business problems, define outcomes, and evaluate solution options before work is committed to delivery.
- Build discovery capability in the Business Analyst team, developing BAs from requirements capture toward problem framing, outcome definition, and solution evaluation.
- Ensure every major initiative enters delivery with a clear problem statement, defined outcomes, and agreed success metrics.
Success Definition & Value Realization
- Require defined success metrics for every major investment before funding, recognizing that measures differ across delivery, operational management, and business execution.
- Establish benefits realization tracking that ties initiatives to business value and value-creation-plan (VCP) outcomes, and report on whether expected outcomes are achieved after go-live.
Demand, Capacity & Sourcing
- Own the enterprise prioritization and capacity process: cross-domain trade-offs, sequencing, and work sizing.
- Build and maintain an IT FTE capacity model that balances Run, Improve, and Transform work against finite internal, partner, and offshore resources.
- Provide build / buy / outsource input for each capability pillar, in partnership with IT leadership and vendor management.
- Drive transparency and discipline in prioritization decisions.
Change Management & Adoption
- Embed change management in every major initiative, including readiness assessments, business sponsors, and site-level change champions.
- Build and run the plant change champion network that supports ERP consolidation and other enterprise rollouts.
- Maintain an RLG-wide change calendar to coordinate deployments, maintenance, and transformation work and avoid conflicts.
- Run post-go-live adoption reviews to confirm that new systems and processes stick.
M&A Integration
- Own and evolve the IT M&A integration playbook, from the current minimum viable version to a repeatable, standardized integration model.
- Plan and govern IT integration work for new acquisitions so that each one reduces complexity rather than adding to it.
Coaching & Team Leadership
- Coach IT Business Partners, Business Analysts, and emerging product owners on product practices, including discovery, outcome definition, and prioritization, leading through influence while the role is an individual contributor.
- As the portfolio grows, build and lead a team of Project Managers and, over time, product-oriented roles.
Executive Planning & Decision Support
- Support annual planning, budgeting, and investment decisions.
- Provide executive-level reporting focused on outcomes, risks, trade-offs, and business value.
- Help leadership make informed decisions on priorities, sequencing, and funding.
How This Role Works With Others
- IT Business Partners own domain-level demand: they shape business needs, frame business needs in their domains and partner with this role on discovery, own business cases, and manage relationships with domain leaders. This role owns the enterprise view: cross-domain prioritization, capacity, sequencing, governance forums, and the integrated roadmap that combines Business Partner input.
- Business Analysts apply the enterprise discovery method and translate defined outcomes into delivery-ready requirements; this role coaches and develops their discovery skills.
- IT Delivery Leads and Vendors execute approved work against a stable, sequenced backlog.
- Director of Data & Analytics / Data Governance Council: data definitions and KPI ownership sit with the Data Governance Council. This role ensures data initiatives are prioritized and sequenced within the overall portfolio, and coordinates decisions between the two forums.
- Business Transformation Leadership: partner on initiatives that span IT and the business, and on the path to a single RLG PMO.
What We're Looking For
- 10+ years of experience in portfolio management, PMO leadership, product management, strategic planning, or enterprise technology transformation.
- Experience building or substantially maturing governance, prioritization, portfolio management, or PMO capabilities, ideally in an organization in transition.
- Hands-on ability: comfortable personally building roadmaps, capacity models, governance artifacts, and executive reporting, not only directing others to do so.
- Strong experience creating outcome-based technology roadmaps and managing competing priorities across a diverse portfolio.
- Practical experience with product operating model practices: problem discovery, outcome and success-metric definition, and product/platform ownership.
- Experience defining ownership and decision rights across matrixed teams and business units.
- Experience coaching analysts, business partners, or product owners in product practices.
- Demonstrated success leading organizational change and driving adoption of new systems, operating models, and governance processes, including at the site or plant level.
- Strong executive communication, facilitation, and stakeholder management skills.
- Experience supporting ERP, data, analytics, infrastructure, cybersecurity, or digital transformation initiatives.
- Preferred: experience in manufacturing, industrial, distribution, logistics, or private-equity-backed organizations; experience with M&A integration; exposure to multi-site ERP consolidation.
Ideal Candidate
We're looking for a builder who brings structure to environments with competing priorities, limited resources, and significant transformation goals. The ideal candidate can take a working but early-stage PMO and turn it into a scalable enterprise capability, while guiding the organization toward a product operating model that focuses IT on business value, and can earn credibility both in the executive room and on the plant floor.
Req Benefits:
Why work with us? Take a look at all we have to offer!
- Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays
- Comprehensive and Competitive Medical, Dental and Vision coverage
- Company Paid Short-Term Disability Insurance and Life Insurance Additional Benefits
- - Long-Term Disability, Supplemental Life, Accident and Critical Illness Coverage Plans
- Excellent 401(k) retirement plan with generous company contribution
- We pride ourselves in investing in our employees by offering onsite training and the ability to have unlimited growth
potential within our organization - We believe in rewarding our employees with performance-based salary increases
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Additional Details :
Resource Label Group, LLC (RLG) is a leading full-service provider of label and packaging solutions with a diverse product offering which includes pressure sensitive labels, shrink sleeves, RFID/NFC technology, sustainable product solutions, scent activation technology, pharmaceutical packaging and fulfillment services. Resource Label provides products and services for the food, beverage, chemical, household products, personal care, nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, medical device, and technology industries. With locations across the U.S. and Canada, RLG provides national leadership and scale to deliver capabilities, technologies, systems, and creative solutions that customers require.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in IT product manager jobs.
- 3 to 5 years of product management experience with enterprise or IT systems
- Demonstrated ability to write technical requirements and manage engineering backlogs
- Experience with Agile or Scrum delivery frameworks in a cross-functional environment
- Proficiency with tools such as Jira, Confluence, or similar project management platforms
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, business, or a related field
- Familiarity with cloud platforms, APIs, or IT infrastructure concepts is preferred
Tips for Your IT Product Manager Job Search
Quantify technical delivery on your resume
IT product managers are expected to own roadmaps that touch engineering teams directly. List outcomes like reduced incident rates, improved API adoption, or faster release cycles instead of listing the tools you managed.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists it product manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Tailor applications to the tech stack named
Many it product manager postings name specific platforms like Salesforce, SAP, or AWS. Mirror that language in your resume's experience section so your application clears automated screening before a recruiter reads it.
Highlight cross-functional alignment experience
IT product managers sit between engineering, security, and business stakeholders. Describe moments where you translated a technical constraint into a business decision, not just times you wrote requirements or ran standups.
Prepare a case study for the design exercise
Many it product manager interviews include a take-home or live product teardown focused on internal tooling or enterprise platforms. Practice reframing a legacy system's pain points into a prioritized roadmap rather than a consumer app scenario.
Negotiate scope before negotiating compensation
In your final-round conversation, clarify whether the role owns the roadmap or executes one handed down from above. Scope of ownership shapes your growth trajectory and your leverage, so get it confirmed in writing before you discuss the offer.
IT Product Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most it product managers?
The companies hiring the most it product managers right now include Rippling, ServiceNow, and Charles Schwab, with the largest share of openings in California, Texas, and Ohio, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is concentrated in financial services, healthcare technology, and large enterprise software organizations.
How many it product manager jobs are remote?
About 83% of it product manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, making it one of the more flexible roles in the product discipline. Sub-areas focused on cloud platform management and internal tooling tend to offer the highest share of fully remote arrangements, while roles tied to on-premise infrastructure or regulated government systems more often require on-site presence.
How do you become an it product manager?
Start by building experience in a technical role such as business analyst, systems analyst, or junior developer so you understand how software is built and deployed. Then move into a junior or associate product role where you own a specific feature or internal tool. Earning a certification like CSPO or PMI-ACP and building a portfolio of roadmap decisions helps you compete for mid-level openings without a dedicated IT PM title on your resume.
Can you get hired as an it product manager with little experience?
Yes, entry points exist through associate product manager programs and internal transfers from technical support, QA, or business analysis roles. Employers hiring at the junior level look for candidates who can demonstrate they understand the engineering side of a product decision, not just the business case. Documenting a side project, an internal process improvement, or a freelance tool you scoped and shipped gives you concrete material to discuss in interviews.
What does the it product manager interview process look like?
The process typically runs three to four rounds. A recruiter screen is followed by a hiring manager conversation focused on your product experience and how you work with engineering. A technical or product exercise then tests your ability to prioritize a backlog or diagnose a platform problem. Final rounds usually involve a panel with engineering leads or senior stakeholders where you walk through a past roadmap decision and defend your reasoning under questioning.
Where can I find and apply to it product manager jobs?
You can find and apply to it product manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from employers across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience level and specialization, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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