Release Manager

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pacer groupDenver (CO)

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Senior

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$50/hr

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About the role

Job Title: Release Manager
Location: Denver, CO or Charlotte, NC
Work Arrangement: Onsite
Employment Type: Contract
Duration: 6+ Months Domain: Technology | Telecom
Pay Rate: $50/hr on W2 & $60/hr on C2CApplication Deadline: October 15thSKILLS REQUIREDPrimary (Must-Have):• Jira – release planning, tracking, workflows, and coordination• GECX (Gemini Enterprise) – preferably within Contact Center / IVR environments• Chalk – release/deployment management experience• Git Lab – CI/CD and deployment/release processes Secondary (Good to Have):• Contact Center / IVR technology experience• CI/CD and Dev Ops environmentsPOSITION OVERVIEWSeeking a mid-level Release Manager to plan, coordinate, and oversee application and platform releases into production. This role is heavily focused on overnight maintenance windows, requiring strong coordination, risk management, communication, and adherence to release controls.
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Plan and schedule application/platform releases into production. Coordinate release readiness, approvals, dependencies, and implementation plans. Lead and coordinate overnight maintenance windows. Serve as the central point of contact during production deployments. Track deployment progress against approved release plans..
BENEFITS: Medical | Dental | Vision | 401(k)EEOC Compliance: We are an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment.
DISCLAIMER: AI Usage Policy: Pacer Group uses AI to assist in screening applications. Final hiring decisions are made by human recruiters based on qualifications and experience.

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