EU remote
Senior Portfolio Manager
About this role
Core behavioural responsibilities for all employees Agility We Lead with Agility Integrity We Act with Integrity Excellence We Empower Excellence Care We Value Care Play a key role in shaping how Elgin manages its portfolio and supports its continued growth. The Senior Portfolio Manager will help strengthen how Elgin manages its portfolio, supporting the adoption of One Elgin, Elgin’s standardised portfolio governance and delivery framework, as a practical and scalable way of working that supports growth, delivery and commercial decision-making.
The role will work across project teams, functional leaders and senior forums to ensure there is a clear view of portfolio priorities, delivery constraints, resource requirements and value drivers. It will use existing PMO tools and reporting infrastructure, but the emphasis is on turning portfolio information into insight, constructive challenge and follow-through that will support the business needs. What you will do: Portfolio Strategy and Governance Adoption Embed the portfolio governance model as the standard way of managing projects, phase-gates, approvals and escalation across the development portfolio.
Shape how the framework evolves as the portfolio scales, including lessons learnt from live projects, acquired projects and construction-stage interfaces. Support integration of new or acquired projects into standard portfolio processes, ensuring early clarity on ownership, phase-gate alignment, reporting visibility and transition requirements. Act as a trusted partner to Project Leads and functional teams, helping them navigate governance requirements while maintaining pace and delivery focus.
Governance, Investment Readiness and Decision Support Support senior governance forums with clear, commercially grounded materials that enable decisions on project progression, funding, risk acceptance and prioritisation. Work with Project Leads to prepare phase-gate, committee and approval materials that clearly explain the decision required, value case, programme impact, key risks and recommended action. Strengthen the quality of committee and investment materials by improving the clarity of the recommendation, supporting rationale, key risks, commercial implications and decision required.