Vice President, Portfolio Strategy - Authorized User Business

JPMorgan Chase & Co.•New York, NY

8d•$133,000 - $195,000

About The Position

Join a team that’s redefining how people share and manage spending with trusted individuals. You’ll shape new experiences that combine strong value propositions, smart controls, and personalized benefits—at scale. As a Vice President Portfolio Strategy in Chase Card Services, you will define and launch new authorized user products and strategies that deepen relationships, improve experiences, and drive sustainable portfolio growth.

Requirements

Demonstrated business and financial acumen, including unit economics, forecasting, scenario planning, and investment prioritization
Proven experience leading cross-functional decision-making with senior stakeholders in a matrixed environment
Strong customer-first approach with examples of measurable experience improvements
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and planning skills with the ability to manage multiple initiatives simultaneously
Demonstrated commitment to a strong risk and control environment through adherence to procedures and governance

Nice To Haves

Experience building go-to-market strategies for consumer financial products or loyalty and rewards programs
Experience developing customer segmentation and value proposition frameworks
Experience creating executive-level narratives and decision materials for senior leadership

Responsibilities

Define authorized user value propositions grounded in customer segmentation and competitive insights
Partner with portfolio, finance, risk, marketing, and research teams to build the product roadmap
Build business cases that quantify investment needs, expected outcomes, and key trade-offs
Prioritize initiatives based on customer impact, financial outcomes, and delivery readiness
Track annual financial targets and key performance indicators, and communicate progress with transparency
Prepare and deliver executive-ready materials for strategy reviews, decisions, and program updates
Translate customer needs into clear requirements for new products, controls, and servicing experiences
Identify risks and dependencies early and drive alignment on path-to-green plans