Technology Delivery Lead
Technology Delivery Lead
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead end-to-end delivery of Marketing Data platform, Integration, Reporting, and Architecture initiatives from intake through production deployment.
- Partner with business stakeholders to clarify requirements, define scope, validate priorities, and translate objectives into executable delivery plans.
- Manage project risks, dependencies, decisions, timelines, and tradeoffs across business, development, architecture, infrastructure, and operations teams.
- Establish and maintain delivery artifacts including project plans, RAID logs, decision logs, requirements documentation, release plans, and production handoff materials.
- Drive sprint planning, backlog refinement, delivery ceremonies, technical reviews, and issue-resolution discussions.
- Ensure solutions are scalable, secure, supportable, well-documented, and aligned with enterprise data governance standards.
- Provide technical leadership across cloud data platforms, data modeling, data pipelines, integrations, and downstream reporting or activation use cases.
- Experience / Skillset Requirements:10 to 15 (max) years of experience in Data Engineering, Data Modeling & Architecture with good foothold in Azure and Databricks
- Worked with Marketing Data and conceptually clear on concepts like Account, Customer, Prospect, Lead, Opportunity, Engagement, Consent etc
- Strong in Customer 360 and MDM concepts with multiple System Integrations.
- Strong Communication and Positive Attitude. Good Problem Solver.
- Lead and manage a team of 5-8 or more Data engineers, architects, and technical specialists.
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