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Portfolio Planning Specialist - SAP

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Job Title: Portfolio Planning Specialist, Enterprise Technology - SAP
Location: UK – Bristol / London (Preferred)
Project Duration: Long Term
Job Description:
Role: Planning professional for incoming SAP, AI, and enterprise technology projects
Area: Enterprise Technology, Finance Technology, Portfolio Planning, Capacity Management, and Delivery Governance
Focus: Project intake planning, demand shaping, roadmap sequencing, resource and capacity planning, dependency management, and portfolio prioritisation
Purpose of the Role
CLIENT is looking for a Portfolio Planning Specialist who can manage the intake, sequencing, planning, and capacity view for new SAP, AI, and enterprise technology projects. The role should help ensure new demand is assessed properly, planned realistically, and aligned to available delivery capacity, funding windows, dependencies, and business priorities. The person should be able to work with portfolio leads, delivery managers, architects, Finance stakeholders, product teams, vendors, and PMO teams to create an integrated forward plan for incoming work.
What We Expect This Role to Deliver
- Manage the intake and planning view for new SAP, AI, Finance Technology, and enterprise technology demand.
- Assess project readiness, scope clarity, funding status, resource needs, dependencies, risks, and target timelines before projects enter delivery.
- Maintain forward-looking capacity views across key roles such as architects, SAP specialists, delivery leads, BAs, PMO, testing, data, security, and vendors.
- Create and maintain an integrated roadmap showing project sequencing, milestones, resource constraints, and delivery windows.
- Support prioritisation decisions by comparing business value, urgency, capacity, risk, dependency impact, and delivery feasibility.
- Identify planning conflicts early and propose options for resequencing, resourcing, scope adjustment, or phased delivery.
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Candidate Profile
Must Have
- Planning, portfolio planning, resource planning, demand management, capacity planning, or project controls experience in technology or transformation environments.
- Strong ability to build integrated plans, roadmaps, milestone views, dependency maps, and capacity forecasts.
- Experience managing project intake, prioritisation inputs, resource assumptions, planning risks, and delivery sequencing.
- Ability to work across portfolio leads, project managers, architects, Finance teams, product owners, vendors, and PMO teams.
- Strong analytical, facilitation, communication, and planning discipline.


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Good to Have
- Understanding of CAPEX/OPEX planning, funding gates, benefits cases, Agile planning, SAP Activate, or dependency-based roadmap planning.
- Experience with SAP, ERP, AI, Finance Technology, data, integration, or enterprise transformation portfolios.
- Experience using MS Project, Excel, Power BI, Planview, Clarity, Jira, Azure DevOps, or other planning and portfolio tools.
What Good Looks Like
- New project demand is captured, assessed, and sequenced before it creates delivery pressure or resource conflict.
- Leadership can see what is coming, what is ready, what is blocked, and what capacity is required.
- Incoming SAP and AI projects move into delivery with clearer scope, ownership, resources, and timing.
- Roadmaps are realistic, dependency-aware, and aligned to available delivery, architecture, testing, data, security, and vendor capacity.
- Planning trade-offs are visible early, with clear options for prioritisation, phasing, or resequencing.
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