Program Management Office Portfolio Resource Manager

Program Management Office Portfolio Resource Manager

Starting Base Salary Range of $130,000 to $150,000(DOE)

For over 100 years, we’ve manufactured high-quality products right here in the USA. We still operate out of our Oregon-based factory to this day, producing innovative, battle-proven optics for the world's most relentless hunters, shooters, law enforcement officers, and military personnel. We design, build, and test our best-in-class products with a single-minded focus - to make sure they’ll perform forever.

At Leupold + Stevens we work hard and play hard. We’re American to the Core and passionate about what we do. Product excellence and uncompromising quality are our top priorities. We’ve built a collaborative, high performance culture where team players with innovative ideas and a sense of urgency thrive.

• affordable health and dental insurance
• a strong commitment to training and professional development including an internal skills development program for all manufacturing team members
• a generous tuition reimbursement program
• company contributions up to 8% of base pay into a 401K retirement account
• profit sharing
• and product discounts to name a few

The PMO Portfolio Resource Manager is a strategic role responsible for overseeing organization wide resource planning, portfolio intake, prioritization, and governance. This position ensures that all corporate initiatives are evaluated, resourced, and sequenced according to organizational strategy and capacity. The role partners extensively with Executives, Directors, and PMO Team to shape the project portfolio, optimize talent deployment, and support high level decision making.

The PMO Portfolio Resource Manager leads the governance cadence for the Executive Steering Committee and plays a critical role in advising senior leadership on portfolio tradeoffs, resourcing impacts, and strategic alignment across all business areas. This position reports to the Director of the Program Management Office (PMO).

• Develop, implement, and continuously improve enterprise capacity planning processes, models, and tools
• Maintain forward‑looking capacity and demand forecasts across all projects and programs
• Provide strategic recommendations for staffing, hiring, and skill development to support organizational priorities
• Conduct scenario‑based modeling to assess the implications of new initiatives, timeline shifts, and strategic decisions

• Lead and manage the enterprise intake process, ensuring new initiatives are consistently evaluated based on strategic alignment, capacity, benefits, risks, and organizational readiness
• Facilitate prioritization sessions with Executives and Directors to establish portfolio sequencing and decision rationale
• Maintain a centralized, transparent view of the corporate portfolio, including status, dependencies, and resourcing implications

• Partner with Executives, Directors, and functional leaders to align strategic plans with resourcing realities and organizational capacity
• Provide insights, analysis, and recommendations that influence cross‑functional resource planning and investment decisions
• Serve as a primary advisor on resource constraints, tradeoffs, and portfolio feasibility

• Identify, escape, and resolve cross‑project resource conflicts using data‑driven analysis and prioritization frameworks
• Guide adjustments to project schedules, scopes, or staffing based on changing priorities or constraints.
• Optimize resource utilization across functions to ensure efficient…