Technical Program Manager with Convera USA, LLC (Denver, CO)
Manage internal customer and cross-team relationships including communication, management of technology development, project scheduling, and documentation. Responsible for overall team performance on multiple technology projects including the coordination of schedules and timelines, cross-team collaboration, people alignment, impediment removal, product backlog health, set expectations based on time/scope/resources, and quality adherence. Act as Scrum Master to coach scrum team. Coordinate project communication between clients, technology staff, and senior management.
Partial remote work allowed. Reports to company offices in Denver, CO around one day per week.
Job Requirements: Requires at least a Bachelor’s degree Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field. Position requires three years of experience required. Must have some experience in each of the following skills: Agile principles and environment, Scrum mechanics, and the Scrum framework including spring planning, daily stand-ups, retrospectives, and reviews; Software development methods, coding languages, Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), CI/CD, and testing strategies; Project management and metric analysis (such as velocity, burn-down charts, and lead time) using Confluence, Jira, and Jira Analytics; Implement Scum principles, practices, and theory.
Salary: $154,731.00 per year
To apply, please upload resume and cover letter.
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