Leads end-to-end operational readiness for transformation programs, ensuring Operations are fully prepared to execute new processes, systems, and workloads through go-live and stabilization. Responsible for readiness strategy, planning, documentation, training alignment, operational validation, cutover execution, and hypercare support.
Key Responsibilities -
Program Readiness Leadership
Own and deliver the Ops Readiness strategy and execution plan for assigned program
Serve as primary Operations Readiness contact for program leadership
Align readiness milestones with SIT, UAT, conversion, and go-live timelines
Operational Design & Documentation
- Oversee development and validation of:
Operations approach documents
Administrative guidelines
Procedure documentation / job aids
Ensure future-state processes align to system functionality and business requirements
Readiness Validation & Impact Management
Lead Operational Impact Analysis and readiness assessments
Identify operational risks, process gaps, and capacity impacts
Drive readiness sign-offs prior to go-live
Training & Enablement Oversight
- Partner with training teams to:
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Adaptability – Responds to evolving program needs and timelines
Communication – Delivers clear, concise updates to leadership and stakeholders
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