SW Development and Release Operations Technical Program Manager
$185,500 per year
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Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$185,500 per year
About the role
- Proficient in Program Management and Project Management
- Background in Software Development and Validation Process.
- Experience in Cross-Group coordination to achieve target timelines.8+ years of program management experience. 10-15 years of experience preferred.
- BS Degree in Engineering or Science. MS preferred.
- Strongly preferred:
- EDA domain knowledge including familiarity with tool development, support and deployment
- Programming skills (Python, C, C++)Experience in process development and deployment for Software products.
- Experience in software quality monitoring and improvement.
- Experience in using AI tools to build release infrastructure.
- Lead the planning and track the delivery of product releases through various stages.
- Facilitate the definition of release scope, goals and deliverables
- Work across several functional groups: R&D developers, Product Validation, Configuration Management, Product Engineering to achieve target milestones in very fast moving environment.
- Constantly monitor and report on progress of product releases to all stakeholders
- Develop and streamline processes to improve productivity, efficiency and ability to meet targets. Identify and remove bottlenecks.
- Monitor product quality metrics and track key quality indicators.
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