Software Applications & Data Program Manager
$185k to $210k
ApplySoftware Applications & Data Program Manager
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$185k to $210k
About the role
- Track resourcing across SW teams and applications on the Mill Commercial platform, and flag gaps or conflicts before they become blockers
- Serve as Scrum Master and Jira lead for the SW Applications & Data team
- Own key third-party data integrations, customers, partners, and vendors, including sample data requests, schema, and API connections
- Build and maintain the integrated SW deployment schedule across Fleet Management, UI Design, and Data Integrations
- Run regular executive updates on resourcing, scheduling, and budget
- Turn shifting requirements into a shared set of priorities that eng, product, and partners can plan against
- Surface risks, blockers, and scope creep the moment you see them, with enough context for execs to make a fast call
- Map dependencies across teams (SW, firmware, data, CV) to catch where one team's slip becomes another's blocker
- 8+ years of SW program management, with strong preference for SW products with a physical hardware component
- Gen 1 software product experience: you've organized the development of complex, first-generation software products
- Software and firmware knowledge: you've worked with both on-device software and cloud-based applications for monitoring and controlling devices
- Data integration expertise: from native APIs to flat-file ingestion; experience with AI-powered workflows is a plus
- Strong cross-functional executor: you keep eng, product, ops, and sales coordinated, and you run meetings that produce clear decisions and owners
- Technical depth: comfortable in a room full of engineers, you can engage substantively on tradeoffs and know when to escalate
- Shipped multiple software products: you've taken more than one through late-stage development, pilot, and into commercial deployment
- Clear, direct communicator: you write status updates and requirements that get read, not skimmed, and you can distill a messy technical problem into a one-line ask for an exec or a one-page brief for a partner
- Fluent with AI tools: you use AI-powered tools day to day for things like summarizing meetings, drafting requirements or specs, or synthesizing data, and you can help the team find similar leverage in their own workflows
- Advanced with program management tools like Jira, Notion, etc., with experience running Scrum rituals up to and including Scrum of Scrums
- Experience coordinating dependencies across many engineering disciplines, from full stack to computer vision to data integration
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