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ViaSat

Delivers subscription-based satellite internet services

Director – Enterprise Performance & Reporting

Business OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$174k - $324k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, business, engineering, data analytics, or a related field.
  • 10–12+ years of progressive experience developing executive dashboards, KPI governance models, performance management, and business insight capabilities, including at least 3 years in an enterprise-wide or multi-business-unit scope.
  • At least 3 years of leadership experience, or demonstrated experience influencing and leading matrixed teams and practitioner networks.
  • Experience building or materially improving an enterprise reporting or metrics system, including establishing definitions, governance, and cadence where none existed.
  • Strong understanding of enterprise performance management, strategic planning, and business operating systems.
  • Financial acumen, including P&L literacy, forecasting, performance analysis, and value realization concepts.
  • Expertise in KPI development, metric governance, scorecards, and dashboard design.
  • Knowledge of OKRs, strategy deployment methodologies, and enterprise performance frameworks.
  • Experience with business intelligence, analytics, and visualization tools such as Power BI, Tableau, or similar platforms.
  • Working knowledge of AI-enabled reporting and analytics capabilities.
  • Ability to partner effectively with technical teams responsible for data architecture and reporting platforms.
  • Working knowledge of earned value and project performance measures sufficient to interpret portfolio health reporting produced by the strategic initiatives team.

Responsibilities

  • Establish and maintain the consolidated enterprise reporting system, ensuring leaders have a standardized view of business performance across business units and corporate functions.
  • Establish and support the development of enterprise business performance metrics, including definitions, data sources, calculation logic, thresholds, and ownership for each measure.
  • Define and govern enterprise KPIs, performance measures, metric hierarchies, ownership models, thresholds, and reporting cadences.
  • Connect operational, strategic, portfolio, customer, and financial performance measures within a single management system.
  • Improve executive visibility into organizational performance, strategic execution, and business health, and establish reporting standards for consistency, reliability, transparency, and comparability.
  • Maintain executive, monthly operating review, quarterly business review, and board-ready reporting materials; use AI and automation to reduce manual reporting effort, surface anomalies earlier, and expand analytical coverage without adding headcount.
  • Lead the enterprise business insights capability, transforming data into actionable intelligence for senior leadership.
  • Develop executive dashboards, scorecards, and analytics that provide visibility into enterprise performance, trends, opportunities, and emerging risks.
  • Identify key drivers of enterprise performance and provide recommendations to support strategic and operational decision-making.
  • Use AI-enabled analytics, forecasting, anomaly detection, and automation to improve performance visibility and insight generation.
  • Ensure reporting provides forward-looking business intelligence in addition to historical performance tracking.
  • Drive enterprise adoption of reporting, visualization, and analytics capabilities.
  • Embed SDP objectives, breakthrough priorities, and strategic initiatives into enterprise performance reporting and review processes.
  • Help ensure OKRs are measurable, aligned, and traceable from enterprise objectives through business units, functions, and teams.
  • Develop dashboards and reporting mechanisms that provide visibility into strategic execution and progress against enterprise priorities.
  • Identify performance gaps, execution risks, and misalignments, and drive corrective actions with accountable leaders.
  • Support annual planning, strategic reviews, and objective-setting processes through performance insights and analytics.
  • Partner with the Director of Enterprise Strategic Initiatives to integrate portfolio reporting into enterprise performance reviews.
  • Develop visibility into strategic initiative progress, portfolio health, risks, dependencies, and outcomes.
  • Ensure project and portfolio performance data are reflected in executive reporting and decision-making processes.
  • Support executive prioritization and resource allocation through objective performance insights.
  • Help ensure strategic initiatives remain connected to enterprise objectives and measurable business outcomes.
  • Partner with Engineering and IT on the data architecture, pipelines, and tools required for reliable enterprise performance reporting.
  • Define reporting and analytics requirements, evaluate tooling options, and drive adoption of the selected standard, leveraging AI where possible.
  • Ensure enterprise reporting systems are automated, trusted, and easy to use.
  • Lead and develop analysts or reporting professionals as the function scales.
  • Influence senior leaders across functions to adopt common performance standards and reporting practices.
  • Serve as a trusted advisor to executive leadership on enterprise performance and business insight metrics.
  • Foster a culture of transparency, accountability, and data-driven decision-making.
  • Take responsibility for the accuracy, timeliness, and credibility of enterprise performance reporting.

Desired Qualifications

  • Continuous improvement exposure, preferably from working within a Lean, Six Sigma, or business system environment rather than only reading about it.
  • Enterprise perspective: understand how strategy, operations, portfolio execution, customer outcomes, and financial performance interact across a complex enterprise.
  • Analytical rigor: use data, evidence, and structured problem-solving to drive decisions and challenge assumptions.
  • Intellectual honesty: protect the integrity of reported numbers under pressure to make results look better than they are.
  • Translation ability: move between finance, operations, and executive perspectives and explain metrics in terms relevant to each audience.
  • Systems thinking: design integrated performance systems connecting objectives, execution, governance, portfolio outcomes, and financial results.
  • Change leadership: build organizational commitment to new management systems, reporting standards, and performance disciplines.
  • Influence without authority: drive adoption of standards, accountability, and behavior change across organizations that do not directly report to the role.
  • Executive presence: present to C-suite audiences, deliver unflattering results accurately, and respond to challenges with data.
  • Comfort with ambiguity: build reporting standards while underlying data, tooling, and operating models are still being defined.
  • Coaching orientation: build measurement capability in others rather than becoming the sole person able to produce reports.
  • Written communication: produce concise, decision-ready material and maintain one source of truth over competing versions of the same chart.

About the Company

ViaSat

Delivers subscription-based satellite internet services

Viasat provides high-speed satellite internet access for residential, business, and government customers, especially in areas where traditional broadband is limited. The service works by connecting customers to a global high-capacity satellite network through subscription-based plans (with different speeds and data allowances) and is supported by customer hardware such as modems and antennas. In addition to consumer internet, Viasat signs contracts with government and enterprise clients for specialized communication solutions. Compared with some competitors, Viasat relies on a broad satellite network to reach remote regions worldwide and serves a diverse mix of customers, including households, businesses, and government entities, sometimes offering savings on selected plans. The company’s goal is to provide reliable, high-speed internet connectivity across the globe, expanding access to underserved areas through its satellite technology and services.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Carlsbad, CA
Founded
1986

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