You’re the kind of PPM or ITSM leader who brings order to complex governance, earns trust with state agency stakeholders, and turns ambiguity into a clear operating model. At Oxalis, that’s exactly who we need.
Location & Work Mode
Hybrid — based in or near one of our hub cities (Portland, Seattle, Austin, Bay Area, SoCal, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, or NCR/D.C. metro), with periodic visits to that hub.
What You’ll Own
Strategic delivery leadership — partner with client stakeholders to guide program strategy and delivery approach on a mission-critical engagement
Governance & process design — design, refine, and document governance models and process definitions for Strategy Collection and/or Service Collection domains
Thought leadership — bring PPM or enterprise ITSM best practices to shape how client teams plan, prioritize, and deliver work
Cross-team collaboration — align with Oxalis delivery teams and client leadership on standards, methodology, and outcomes
Stakeholder engagement — build trusted, long-term relationships with client program leadership
What We’re Looking For
Strong background in PPM (Project/Portfolio Management) or enterprise ITSM
Experience designing governance frameworks and process definitions for large, complex organizations
Comfortable operating as a strategic thought partner and advisor, not just an implementer
Experience in public sector, healthcare, or other complex, regulated environments preferred
Strong communication skills, with the ability to work directly with client stakeholders at varying levels of seniority
Authorization to work in the U.S.
Why This Role Matters
You’ll help shape governance and process for a program with real, tangible impact on public health services
Direct collaboration with client leadership as a strategic thought partner, not a back-office function
A chance to bring structure and best practice to a program serving a state health agency
Why Oxalis
Build something that lasts
At Oxalis, you'll be the driving force behind digital transformation in high-compliance industries — from shipyards to healthcare. Surround yourself with brilliant minds, expand your expertise, and push the boundaries of what's possible. We invest in your development, offering continuous learning and challenging projects.
Impact
Shape how regulated industries use technology.
Growth
Develop alongside brilliant teams, expanding your skills.
Transformation
Drive real-world change for our clients.
Apply Now
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