About the role

The Project Manager will track delivery status, manage dependencies, and facilitate team planning sessions. They are also responsible for maintaining project tooling hygiene and reporting clear, concise status updates to stakeholders.

What they look for

Project Management Program Coordination Jira Confluence Software Engineering Concepts Delivery Lifecycle Technical Fluency Risk Management Dependency Tracking Stakeholder Reporting Metrics Analysis Lead Time Cycle Time Throughput Organizational Skills Communication

Requirements

Candidates should have 3–5 years of experience in program or project coordination within a technical environment. Proficiency with Jira and Confluence, along with a strong understanding of software delivery lifecycles, is required.

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What You'll Do

Track delivery status: keep an accurate, up-to-date picture of scope, progress, risks, and dependencies across one or more teams

Run the operating rhythm: support planning, refinement, standups, and reviews so they produce real decisions, not just status updates

Coordinate across teams: identify and track cross-team dependencies and follow up until they're resolved

Report clearly: produce concise, honest status updates for team leads and stakeholders, tailored to their level of detail

Learn the metrics: help gather and maintain delivery metrics such as lead time, cycle time, throughput, and work in progress

Build technical fluency: develop enough understanding of the systems and architecture involved to ask good questions and spot risk early

Maintain tooling hygiene: keep Jira and Confluence structures (epics, releases, dependencies) accurate and usable for reporting

What We're Looking For

3–5 years of experience in program/project coordination, delivery, or a related technical role

Exposure to software engineering concepts, the delivery lifecycle, or a technical background you're building on

Strong organizational skills and comfort managing multiple threads at once

Clear written and verbal communication

Working familiarity with Jira, Confluence, or similar tools

A proactive, detail-oriented mindset with a genuine interest in how software gets built and delivered

What This Role Is Not

Not a role focused only on scheduling meetings and chasing task status

Not a decision-maker on product scope or priority

Key Partnerships

Engineering Managers and developers, QA, Product Managers, and senior Technical Program Managers who provide guidance and mentorship.

Why Join

This is a chance to learn technical program management from the ground up, inside a real engineering organization — building the skills, credibility, and delivery instincts to grow into larger, more ambiguous programs over time.