Hybrid

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On-site

Oviedo | Full time

Position
As a part of our Application Portfolio Management team in the Digital Transformation Office (DTO) within Digital Transformation, I coordinate and orchestrate application demand across the business—ensuring an efficient intake, clear prioritization, and value‑driven decisions across our application landscape. I act as a facilitator and advisor within our IT organization, ensuring that application and software demands are captured, structured, and processed efficiently. I drive transparency and simplification across the IT application landscape. By acting as a strategic advisor, I collaborate across teams to shape a future‑ready, efficient, and value‑driven IT environment. With a strong focus on collaboration and enablement, I bridge the gap between IT and business, ensuring alignment, understanding, and execution across regions.

Tasks

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- Acting as a key contact for application‑related requests and guiding stakeholders through the demand management lifecycle
- Collaborating closely with business units to understand their needs and translate them into structured IT demands
- Identifying redundancies, inefficiencies, and opportunities for consolidation or standardization and reducing costs sustainably
- Facilitating continuous dialogue between business and IT to ensure timely and actionable feedback
- Gathering business insights and ensuring they are addressed effectively within the transformation journey

Profile

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- A bachelor’s or master’s degree in Information Technology and/or Business Administration or similar areas
- Some years of work experience, preferably in the IT area
- Proficiency in Microsoft applications (Excel – e.g., pivot tables, XLOOKUP)
- Good understanding of application request processes and workflows
- ServiceNow experienc

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