Technology Strategy Consultant – Enterprise Technology
U.S. Bank · Chicago, IL · 3 mo ago
Business Development$120k–$141k/yrFull-time
Main Responsibilities
- Serve as a trusted technology strategy advisor to executive-level technology leaders and senior stakeholders.
- Independently research, gather, and synthesize internal and external information on emerging technologies, industry trends, peer activity, and strategic threats.
- Translate complex, multi-source inputs into clear insights, strategic viewpoints, and executive-ready narratives in real time.
- Build models, frameworks, and storytelling artifacts that connect technology capabilities to business outcomes and enterprise strategy.
- Partner with leaders across the organization to shape and refine enterprise technology strategy, operating with minimal oversight.
- Support alignment between enterprise strategy, technology strategy, and downstream execution teams, without owning execution.
- Contribute to board-level and executive strategy materials, including quarterly and semi-annual updates.
Must-Have Skills
- 10+ years of relevant, progressive experience.
- Strong consulting or internal strategy background with demonstrated experience operating in ambiguous, senior-stakeholder environments.
- Experience in, or deep exposure to, financial services or large, complex, regulated enterprises.
- Proven ability to advise senior leaders on technology strategy, not manage programs, delivery, or implementation.
- Demonstrated strength in real-time synthesis, executive storytelling, and on-the-spot strategic communication.
- Strong understanding of modern technology concepts and how technologies interconnect at an enterprise level.
- Ability to independently research, analyze, and synthesize information from multiple sources into clear strategic recommendations.
- Excellent executive communication skills with a confident, polished executive presence.
- Ability to build credibility quickly and operate autonomously with limited coaching or structure.
- Forward-looking, research-driven mindset with strong judgment and intellectual curiosity.