Bilingual Technical Program Manager
connectedxPlano (TX)
Bilingual Technical Program Manager
Posted 6 days ago
connectedxPlano (TX)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Bilingual (Japanese) Program Manager Activities: Work with stakeholders to understand timeline, input/output, dependencies, etc. Work with design team and development team to orchestrate workload, resource planning, etc. Understand customer’s needs and development team’s capabilities to create project schedule Ensure software releases are delivered in a timely fashion with great quality Technical experience to understand any “impediments” the development team may experience Work with external stakeholders to remove “impediments” from the development team
Requirements:
- Fluent (written and verbal) in both English and Japanese
- Experience managing an agile software development team
- Minimum of 3 years of hands-on program management and release management experience
- Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently with limited oversight/supervision needed
- Knowledgeable of embedded systems and their limitations
- A detail-oriented “go-getter” and “critical thinker” mindset with the courage to learn new topics and become the subject matter expert
- Experience with Microsoft Project & Microsoft Excel
Preferred: Automotive industry background
Preferred: Have a hands-on working knowledge of security technology and terminology
Preferred: 2 years of programming experience (i.e.
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