Director of R&D
Director of R&D
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Experience: min 5 years in the technology field, with experience in networking, software development
- Proficiency in networking and routing, protocol analysis, firewall and server setup, and network troubleshooting of live data traffic
- Min 7 years of management experience leading a team of min 10 software and hardware developers
- Technical Certifications: Project Management, Scrum master and CWNA, CWSP, and WCNA certifications are highly desirable
- Communication: Ability to work independently and provide comprehensive status updates to key stakeholders
- Problem-Solving: Strong critical thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills
- Experienced with MS Office and project management software
- Technology Research: Spearhead technology research to ensure AiRISTA is using the latest technology advancements to stay at the forefront of product innovation
- Solutions development: Create and maintain an active solutions roadmap in close corporation with product management across HW and SW solutions that will position and keep AiRISTA at the forefront of RTLS solutions
- Customer/Services TIER 3 Support: Manage Tier 3 level product support through the company’s ticketing system and incorporate learnings into the solutions roadmap for future releases
- Team management: Build, coach and drive the R&D team to deliver on the solutions roadmap. Create a balance between fixed hire and contractors to manage costs and keep agility to move fast when needed
- Quality Control, Documentation and Process Improvement: Assess, improve and solidify our development processes, procedures and documentation to ensure ISO compliance
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