Cognite - Technical Program Manager

<p>A typical day as a Cogniter will contain the following tasks & responsibilities.<br/><br/>- Breaking down the requirements with the Product Manager and Tech Lead, turning them into execution pieces and finding the right sequence.<br/><br/>- Managing schedule, timelines, and milestones (i.e Alpha, Beta, and GA).<br/><br/>- Driving the tradeoffs between usability, Go To Market (GTM) lead time, features scope, technical debt/investment (i.e across UX/PM/Tech/GTM) to maximize value for our customers and Cognite.<br/><br/>- Drive end-to-end alignment from sales to delivery, security, and support.<br/><br/>- Managing internal and external dependencies arising from end-to-end alignment.<br/><br/>- Managing in-market product performance in scope of the program (e.g usage metrics, cost drivers, required delivery effort, as well as quality, reliability, security etc.), ensuring those metrics are measured, reported, reviewed and acted upon.<br/><br/>- We Believe Most Of These Should Match Your Experience.<br/><br/>- Must have experience from a SaaS company at scale.<br/><br/>- Must have software development experience (any language) in developing, testing, deploying code for a software product.<br/><br/>- Good system design skills or understanding (e.g components architecture, scaling mechanisms, load balancing, rate limiting etc.<br/><br/>- Experience in running complex, cross-discipline and cross-department programs.<br/><br/>- Strong influencing skills: influencing without power (none will report to you), i.using different influencing skills and establishing your authority.<br/><br/>- Structured, thorough and detail oriented.<br/><br/>- Genuine interest in or direct experience on the full product lifecycle (product strategy, sales, delivery, adoption, support, sunsetting).<br/><br/>- Experience in leading and managing Product Development teams, running sprints, scrums, making scoping tradeoffs and discussing technical options with Tech Leads and architects.<br/><br/>- Technical MSc degree or proven technical hands-on experience.<br/></p> (ref:hirist.tech)