The Team:

Enterprise Technology & Platforms delivers cross-enterprise technology products, services, and capabilities to S&P Global's organizations and employees worldwide. The Enterprise Developer Experience function will own and evolve the enterprise software development lifecycle toolchain, bringing together platforms, governance, support, productivity insights, and AI-native engineering capabilities. The team will operate as an enterprise hub, partnering closely with divisional CTO organizations and embedded practitioners to preserve business context while creating a consistent, scalable developer experience.

Responsibilities and Impact:

• Set the enterprise Developer Experience strategy, product vision, roadmap, operating model, and investment priorities in partnership with the CIO leadership team, divisional CTOs, and other senior technology leaders.
• Own the full lifecycle of enterprise software development platforms and tools, including source code management, code collaboration, CI/CD, build engineering, developer environments, code quality and scanning, cloud development infrastructure, and related integrations.
• Manage the toolchain as a coherent portfolio of enterprise products, with clear customer outcomes, service levels, adoption goals, cost transparency, platform health measures, and accountable product ownership.
• Build a trusted partnership model with divisional CTOs, executive sponsors, and embedded divisional practitioners to align enterprise standards with business-specific engineering requirements.
• Lead the consolidation of fragmented tooling, resources, licenses, support processes, and automation, reducing duplication while managing transitions without disrupting engineering delivery.
• Establish a scalable developer support and self-service ecosystem, including developer portals, knowledge management, onboarding, access and license management, AI-assisted triage, and expert escalation.
• Own developer advocacy and community, including communities of practice, technical evangelism, onboarding and enablement content, change communications, and structured feedback loops that earn adoption rather than mandate it.
• Own the InnerSource ecosystem, applying open-source working practice to proprietary code so that shared libraries, contribution standards, maintainer stewardship, and IP guardrails make reuse across divisions the default rather than the exception.
• Define and govern the enterprise approach to AI-native and agentic software engineering, including approved tools, guardrails, model access, reusable workflows, platform integrations, experimentation, and responsible adoption.
• Create an enterprise measurement system for developer productivity and experience, including DORA metrics, adoption and utilization measures, tool ROI, developer sentiment, friction mapping, and executive reporting.
• Build and lead a high-performing global organization across platform engineering, product management, developer support, data and analytics, and forward-deployed AI engineering, with clear accountability and a strong talent strategy.
• Maintain strong operational rigor, security, resilience, financial management, vendor governance, and continuous improvement across the enterprise toolchain.

Compensation/Benefits Information:

S&P Global states that the anticipated base salary range for this position is $220,000 to $350,000. Final base salary for this role will be based on the individuals geographic location, as well as experience level, skill set, training, licenses and certifications.

In addition to base compensation, this role is eligible for an annual incentive plan. This role is not eligible for additional compensation such as an annual incentive bonus or sales commission plan.

This role is eligible to receive additional S&P Global benefits. For more information on the benefits we provide to our employees, please click .

What Were Looking For:

Basic Required Qualifications:

• A proven enterprise technology leader who has previously built, transformed, and operated a large-scale Developer Experience, developer platform, DevSecOps, or software engineering enablement function.
• Minimum of 15 years of progressive technology leadership experience, including responsibility for globally scaled engineering platforms, products, or shared services.
• Has held enterprise decision rights over tooling used by teams outside their own reporting line, with examples of contested standardization decisions reached alongside divisional CTOs and the trade-offs accepted on risk, cost, and developer experience.
• Direct ownership of modern product and software development lifecycle platforms in production, including design, source control, CI/CD, building systems, artifact management, developer environments, cloud development infrastructure, application security tooling, and platform integrations.
• Has owned a platform product roadmap with developers as the customer, including at least one decision to retire or deprioritize a tool that still had an installed user base.
• Has consolidated overlapping toolchains across multiple business units, and can speak to what was retired, what was recovered in licenses and effort, and how migrations were sequenced without interrupting delivery.
• Has rolled out AI-assisted development tooling to a developer population at scale, with measured adoption to show for it and defensible answers on guardrails, intellectual property, and model access.
• Has hired, built, and led a globally distributed organization spanning platform engineering, product management, developer support, and analytics.
• Excellent executive communication and stakeholder management skills, including the ability to translate technical complexity into clear business decisions, trade-offs, and measurable outcomes.
• Undergraduate degree required; advanced degree or equivalent relevant experience preferred.

Additional Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience operating developer platforms in a highly regulated, security-conscious, or financial services environment.
• Experience designing hub-and-spoke operating models that combine enterprise platform ownership with embedded divisional engineering expertise.
• Has stood up a developer productivity measurement program  DORA metrics, developer sentiment research, adoption and cost data  and used its findings to change a roadmap or investment decision.
• Experience with enterprise platforms and integrations such as GitHub, Jira, Azure DevOps, Figma, Playwright, CI/CD systems, artifact repositories, developer portals, and API or model context protocol integration layers.
• Track record of using automation, self-service, data, and AI to improve developer experience and scale support without compromising quality or control.
• Actively maintains an external view of engineering platform and AI-assisted development practice  through vendor and peer networks, industry forums, or open-source and community participation.

Right to Work Requirements:

This role is limited to persons with indefinite right to work in the United States.