Software Engineering Team Lead
tyler technologiesFalmouth (ME)
Software Engineering Team Lead
Posted today
tyler technologiesFalmouth (ME)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you drive Agile software delivery and lead a development team to build and release ERP-related solutions. You collaborate with cross-functional product teams and stakeholders to align on priorities and outcomes. You guide technical direction, oversee the full SDLC, and ensure timely, high-quality results. You will communicate progress clearly and help roll out product releases with documentation and training, shaping impactful solutions for the business.
Responsibilities:
Agile-oriented project planning and execution for defined feature sets Manage the development team and provide technical leadership across the stack Collaborate with Tyler staff resources to guide the development team Present project progress to stakeholders in stakeholder-relevant formats Work with other product teams to deliver results to market Plan and execute product release rollouts including documentation and training Oversee all SDLC phases: research, design, requirements, implementation, test automation, maintenance Achieve departmental goals and timelines
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, computer engineering, or comparable work experience Minimum 5 years’ software development experience ERP system experience preferred Strong understanding of database structure and design Solid knowledge of software development practices and theory Experience guiding and directing less experienced staff Strong negotiation and stakeholder management Excellent written and verbal communication and presentation skills Ability to work independently and in a team Project Management and/or Agile Project Management experience Experience with Agile development methods strong communication collaboration leadership and mentoring Agile project management full SDLC knowledge test automation
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