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Associate Director, Technology Leadership

  • ... Posted on: Mar 12, 2026
  • ... Humana Inc
  • ... Montpelier, Idaho
  • ... Salary: Not Available
  • ... Full-time

Associate Director, Technology Leadership   

Job Title :

Associate Director, Technology Leadership

Job Type :

Full-time

Job Location :

Montpelier Idaho United States

Remote :

No

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Become a part of our caring community and help us put health first The Associate Director, Technology Leadership is responsible for all aspects of software or hardware product delivery and performance. The Associate Director, Technology Leadership requires a solid understanding of how organization capabilities interrelate across department(s). Key Responsibilities 1. Enterprise Cost Transparency Strategy Lead the strategic direction for Cost Transparency across infrastructure and cloud services, building on practices used in TBM and Apptio leadership roles where organizations enhance visibility into the cost and consumption of technology. Develop frameworks that clearly articulate service economics, unit costs, and consumption drivers for compute, storage, network, hosting, and end‑user services. Sponsor enhancements to Apptio cost models—including Cost Transparency, IT Planning, and TCO—ensuring they provide actionable insights for senior leaders. Drive a culture of financial accountability by integrating cost transparency insights into governance processes, QBRs, service reviews, and investment planning. 2. Infrastructure Productivity & Operational Efficiency Lead enterprise‑wide initiatives to improve infrastructure productivity , including asset utilization analysis, modernization roadmaps, service rationalization, and automation. Identify and advance opportunities to improve efficiency across infrastructure services using methods similar to financial and operational optimization roles described in FinOps technical leadership patterns. Establish productivity benchmarks and partner with engineering and operations teams to drive year‑over‑year improvements in performance, cost-per-unit, and capacity consumption. Influence long‑term infrastructure strategy by connecting financial performance with operational and architectural decisions. 3. TBM / Apptio Leadership Provide senior oversight of the TBM/Apptio roadmap to ensure enterprise-wide value realization, consistent with roles that enhance cost modeling and drive tool adoption across organizations. Partner with platform specialists to evolve unit cost models, refine data flows, validate system‑of‑record integrations, and strengthen the accuracy of Apptio reporting. Drive adoption among senior leaders by enabling teams to use Apptio insights for forecasting, scenario modeling, and service improvement planning. Ensure Apptio outputs directly inform investment decisions, technical debt reduction, and infrastructure modernization priorities. 4. FinOps Strategy & Cloud Cost Optimization Define the strategic direction for cloud cost governance, overseeing FinOps processes such as cost allocation, forecasting, rightsizing, and consumption optimization. Advance the enterprise maturity of FinOps practices, informed by FinOps technical lead responsibilities such as ongoing cost analysis, optimization, and reporting. Lead cross‑functional FinOps councils to improve accountability for cloud spend across engineering, platform, and product teams. Deliver insights on cloud spend patterns to support scalable, cost‑efficient cloud architecture and financial predictability. 5. Executive Leadership & Decision Support Provide strategic guidance to CIO, CTO, Infrastructure, and Finance executives on cost transparency findings, productivity insights, and optimization strategies. Present financial analyses, scenario models, and recommendations to senior leadership and boards, connecting cost and consumption insights with business outcomes. Influence investment and modernization decisions by integrating financial transparency into infrastructure planning, cloud strategies, and lifecycle management. 6. Governance, Policy, and Accountability #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Posted:

Mar 12, 2026

Reference Number:

14660_13F0D3616E12BD5586D902BAF2D579DE

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

Not Available

City:

Montpelier

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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Become a part of our caring community and help us put health first The Associate Director, Technology Leadership is responsible for all aspects of software or hardware product delivery and performance. The Associate Director, Technology Leadership requires a solid understanding of how organization capabilities interrelate across department(s). Key Responsibilities 1. Enterprise Cost Transparency Strategy Lead the strategic direction for Cost Transparency across infrastructure and cloud services, building on practices used in TBM and Apptio leadership roles where organizations enhance visibility into the cost and consumption of technology. Develop frameworks that clearly articulate service economics, unit costs, and consumption drivers for compute, storage, network, hosting, and end‑user services. Sponsor enhancements to Apptio cost models—including Cost Transparency, IT Planning, and TCO—ensuring they provide actionable insights for senior leaders. Drive a culture of financial accountability by integrating cost transparency insights into governance processes, QBRs, service reviews, and investment planning. 2. Infrastructure Productivity & Operational Efficiency Lead enterprise‑wide initiatives to improve infrastructure productivity , including asset utilization analysis, modernization roadmaps, service rationalization, and automation. Identify and advance opportunities to improve efficiency across infrastructure services using methods similar to financial and operational optimization roles described in FinOps technical leadership patterns. Establish productivity benchmarks and partner with engineering and operations teams to drive year‑over‑year improvements in performance, cost-per-unit, and capacity consumption. Influence long‑term infrastructure strategy by connecting financial performance with operational and architectural decisions. 3. TBM / Apptio Leadership Provide senior oversight of the TBM/Apptio roadmap to ensure enterprise-wide value realization, consistent with roles that enhance cost modeling and drive tool adoption across organizations. Partner with platform specialists to evolve unit cost models, refine data flows, validate system‑of‑record integrations, and strengthen the accuracy of Apptio reporting. Drive adoption among senior leaders by enabling teams to use Apptio insights for forecasting, scenario modeling, and service improvement planning. Ensure Apptio outputs directly inform investment decisions, technical debt reduction, and infrastructure modernization priorities. 4. FinOps Strategy & Cloud Cost Optimization Define the strategic direction for cloud cost governance, overseeing FinOps processes such as cost allocation, forecasting, rightsizing, and consumption optimization. Advance the enterprise maturity of FinOps practices, informed by FinOps technical lead responsibilities such as ongoing cost analysis, optimization, and reporting. Lead cross‑functional FinOps councils to improve accountability for cloud spend across engineering, platform, and product teams. Deliver insights on cloud spend patterns to support scalable, cost‑efficient cloud architecture and financial predictability. 5. Executive Leadership & Decision Support Provide strategic guidance to CIO, CTO, Infrastructure, and Finance executives on cost transparency findings, productivity insights, and optimization strategies. Present financial analyses, scenario models, and recommendations to senior leadership and boards, connecting cost and consumption insights with business outcomes. Influence investment and modernization decisions by integrating financial transparency into infrastructure planning, cloud strategies, and lifecycle management. 6. Governance, Policy, and Accountability #J-18808-Ljbffr

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