Oversee technical projects by defining scope and timelines, managing the SDLC using Jira and Agile, and mitigating risks.
Description: Orchestrates the delivery of complex technical projects, ensuring seamless coordination between distributed Engineering and Product teams.
Responsibilities:
Define project scope, timelines, and resource allocation for platform feature launches.
Manage the software development lifecycle (SDLC) using Jira and Agile methodologies.
Identify and mitigate technical risks or bottlenecks in the data ingestion process.
Maintain clear, asynchronous documentation for a fully remote workforce.
Top Skills
Agile Methodologies
JIRA
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