Technical Program Manager
jconnect infotechChicago (IL)
Technical Program Manager
Posted 3 days ago
jconnect infotechChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Technical Program ManagerLocation: Chicago, IL
Duration: FulltimeJob Description:
Skills Desired: Proven hands-on experience or familiar with our core technology stack: Azure,.NET, React, Python, Angular, and GitDemonstrated ability to understand architectural decisions and their implicationsExperience translating technical concepts for non-technical stakeholdersStrong background in software development methodologies (Agile, Scrum, etc.)Experience with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practicesUnderstanding of cloud architecture and infrastructure as codeQualifications:5+ years of technical program management experience in software developmentBachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related fieldStrong technical background with hands-on development experienceExcellent communication, leadership, and interpersonal skillsProven track record of successfully delivering complex technical programsExperience leading distributed teams across multiple locationsRoles and Responsibilities: Drive cross-functional initiatives with a deep understanding of our technical stackDevelop and maintain comprehensive program roadmaps, timelines, and dependenciesIdentify technical risks and obstacles early, implementing mitigation strategiesLead technical discussions and decisions with engineering teamsFacilitate effective communication between stakeholders, product, and engineeringEstablish and track meaningful program metrics and KPIsBalance technical requirements with business objectivesMentor team members on best practices in software development and project managementDrive continuous process improvement across the program
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