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Senior Technical Program Manager
Company | Elastic |
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Location | United States |
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Salary | $113100 – $215100 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | |
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Experience Level | Senior, Expert or higher |
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Requirements
- Minimum 8 years project / program management experience (SaaS applications, Software development, consulting)
- Minimum 3 years leading multiple large projects in an enterprise environment including partners from all different levels of leadership
- Combination of technical project management, testing management, release management and operational excellence
- Previous experience with Agile Methodologies
- Strong communication skills, including the ability to summarize complex system functionality for the business user
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain standards for project management activities including, but not limited to, capturing requirements, establishing frequent communications, detailed documentation, identifying risks, and accurate timelines
- Plan, manage, and schedule software delivery through the release lifecycle
- Be a conduit for communication, coordinating project meetings with partners as well as regular communications with the Business Systems teams
- Manage/Supervise QA processes to ensure projects meet required specifications for quality, function, and reliability prior to delivery
- Support the creation/management of projects/users/workflows/reports in our project management platforms
- Work within a hybrid agile/waterfall development environment, updating stories and Kanban Boards, as well as detailed project plans and roadmaps to drive visibility and timeline completion of scheduled work
- Be an integral part of a highly technical team with high expectations on their ability to deliver quality tools on a regular basis
Preferred Qualifications
- Any Project Management, Agile, Testing Certifications (i.e. PMP, CSM, etc.)
- Release Management experience
- Test Management experience
- Experience using various PM tools including ServiceNow SPM, Jira, and Confluence