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Divisional Chief Information Officer - Digital Services

Northwest

Columbus, OH • On-site

Full-time

Posted yesterday

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Job description

OH0713 NW Bancshares HQ

Job Description

The Divisional Chief Information Officer (Divisional CIO) serves as part of the Executive Leadership team aligned to a designated business domain and is accountable for the strategy, delivery, modernization, support, resilience, security, and continuous improvement of technology capabilities supporting that domain.

The Divisional CIO partners with business executives to align technology investments with business objectives, drive digital transformation, improve operational efficiency, strengthen customer and employee experiences, and ensure technology capabilities deliver measurable business value.

The Divisional CIO leads a portfolio of products, applications, platforms, engineering teams, vendors, and technology initiatives while maintaining alignment with enterprise architecture, cybersecurity, data governance, technology standards, and regulatory requirements.

The role reports to the Chief Information Officer and serves as the primary technology relationship manager for assigned business executives and stakeholders.

Domain Scope
Responsible for technology supporting:
Online Banking
Mobile Banking
Digital Account Opening
Digital Lending
Digital Sales and Servicing
Public Website
Digital Payments
Merchant Services
Marketing Technology
Customer Communications Platforms
External Communications Platforms

Domain-Specific Responsibilities
Define and execute digital banking strategy in partnership with business leadership.
Deliver seamless omnichannel customer experiences across web, mobile, and emerging channels.
Drive digital sales, customer acquisition, and self-service capabilities.
Lead modernization of digital platforms and customer-facing technologies.
Enhance digital payment capabilities and merchant service offerings.
Improve customer engagement through personalization, analytics, and AI-enabled experiences.
Partner with Marketing and Communications teams on digital engagement technologies.
Monitor customer experience, adoption, and digital channel performance metrics.


Essential Functions
Business Relationship Management
Act as the senior technology partner to executive and business leadership.
Develop trusted relationships with business stakeholders and provide strategic technology guidance.
Translate business priorities into technology roadmaps, investments, and execution plans.
Ensure technology initiatives are aligned with enterprise objectives and business outcomes.
Technology Strategy & Planning
Develop and maintain multi-year technology roadmaps for assigned domains.
Identify opportunities to modernize platforms, reduce technical debt, improve efficiency, and strengthen resiliency.
Evaluate emerging technologies, fintech solutions, automation, AI, and digital capabilities.
Ensure technology investments support growth, customer experience, operational excellence, and risk management objectives.
Portfolio & Investment Management
Manage the domain technology investment portfolio and associated budgets.
Prioritize initiatives, enhancements, and operational support activities based on business value and risk.
Partner with Enterprise Architecture, EPMO, and executive leadership to govern technology investments.
Ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and aligned with strategic objectives.
Architecture, Engineering & AI Leadership
Lead product, application, engineering, support, and vendor teams supporting the domain.
Establish and govern delivery excellence through Agile, DevSecOps, product-oriented operating models, and modern software engineering practices.
Develop and maintain domain architecture roadmaps aligned with enterprise architecture standards, business strategies, data strategies, and technology modernization objectives.
Partner with Enterprise Architecture to ensure solutions are scalable, resilient, secure, reusable, and aligned to target-state capabilities and platforms.
Champion modern engineering practices including cloud-native development, platform engineering, continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD), automated testing, observability, infrastructure as code, API-first design, and engineering automation.
Drive adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Generative AI, intelligent automation, and machine learning capabilities to improve customer experiences, employee productivity, operational efficiency, risk management, and business outcomes.
Establish governance and standards for responsible AI usage, model lifecycle management, security, compliance, and ethical AI practices.
Promote engineering excellence through architecture reviews, technical standards, reusable platforms, innovation programs, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Ensure solutions are maintainable, resilient, secure, performant, and support long-term business growth and technology sustainability.
Drive continuous improvement in delivery velocity, quality, reliability, customer experience, and engineering maturity.
Operational Excellence
Ensure stability, availability, supportability, and performance of domain systems.
Monitor service levels, operational metrics, incidents, and problem management activities.
Establish recovery, resiliency, and continuity capabilities for critical systems.
Drive automation, process optimization, and operational efficiency initiatives.
Risk, Security & Compliance
Ensure compliance with banking regulations, audit requirements, internal policies, and industry standards.
Partner with Information Security, Risk, Legal, and Compliance teams to manage technology risks.
Ensure appropriate cybersecurity controls, resiliency standards, and data protection practices are implemented.
Vendor & Third-Party Management
Manage relationships with strategic technology vendors and partners.
Negotiate contracts, service levels, and commercial arrangements.
Monitor vendor performance, risk, and value realization.
Leadership & Talent Development
Recruit, develop, and retain high-performing technology talent.
Build succession plans for critical leadership and technical roles.
Foster a culture of accountability, innovation, collaboration, and continuous learning.
Promote employee engagement and professional development.
Financial Management
Develop and manage operating and capital technology budgets.
Optimize technology spend and vendor investments.
Identify opportunities for cost reduction, consolidation, and rationalization.
Executive Communication & Governance
Present technology strategies, portfolio updates, risks, and investment recommendations to executive leadership.
Establish meaningful KPIs, operational metrics, and service dashboards.
Participate in governance committees and strategic planning activities.
Additional Essential Functions
Ensure compliance with Northwest's policies and procedures, and Federal/State regulations
Navigate Microsoft Office Software, computer applications, and software specific to the department in order to maximize technology tools and gain efficiency
Work as part of a team
Work with on-site equipment

What You Bring to the Team
Leadership Competencies
Strategic Thinking
Executive Presence
Business Acumen
Financial Management
Relationship Management
Organizational Leadership
Talent Development
Change Leadership
Decision Making
Communication and Influence
Technical Competencies
Technology Strategy and Architecture
Product Management
Application Engineering
Cloud Technologies
AI and Automation
Cybersecurity and Risk Management
Data and Analytics
Vendor Management
Agile Delivery and DevSecOps
IT Governance and Portfolio Management
QUALIFICATIONS
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Education
Bachelor's Degree Banking, financial services, consulting, technology or related field
Work Experience
12 - 15 years Progressive technology leadership experience
8 - 12 years Large-scale application, product, engineering, or technology organizational leadership experience
Additional Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Demonstrated experience aligning technology strategy with business objectives.
Experience managing complex technology portfolios and budgets.
Experience leading enterprise transformation and modernization initiatives.
Experience working within highly regulated industries; banking or financial services preferred
Proven success leading technology teams through organizational change and growth.
Licenses and Certifications
Certified Information Systems Security Professional Upon Hire
PMP Project Management Professional Upon Hire
TOGAF Upon Hire
Certified Scrum Practitioner SAFe Certification Upon Hire
Cloud Platform Certifications (Microsoft Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud) Upon Hire

Northwest is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.