Delivery Manager - Green Tech (AI)

Enso Recruitment
Belfast
1 year ago
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Enso Recruitment are delighted to be partnered with one of Northern Ireland’s most successful AI & Green Tech based businesses who are currently going through a rapid period of growth, to recruit for the role ofDelivery Manager.


AsDelivery Manager, you will take ownership for the planning and delivery of product features and customer enhancements across the entire engineering department. You will consider the business needs, technical requirements, required team inputs, planning and delivery in a client facing environment.


Reporting to the Head of Product Development and Delivery, theDelivery Managerwill have a mix of Product Management, Project Management & Programme Management, and have exposure in planning for options & prioritisation of customer delivery.


The Role:

  • Collaborate with the Head of Product Development, Delivery, and CTO to strategize and plan delivery initiatives.
  • Evaluate organizational structures and delivery capabilities to ensure alignment with goals.
  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of the product’s capabilities and services across various customers.
  • Develop a strong understanding of the domain and the practical applications of the product.
  • Contribute to roadmap planning by prioritizing features based on internal objectives and market demands.
  • Partner with customers, engineering teams, and business units to establish prioritization for delivery planning and execution.
  • Monitor deployment processes, sites, and sensor management across the customer base.
  • Identify and recommend delivery options considering feature requirements and available resources.
  • Support architectural planning and software engineering needs to facilitate delivery.
  • Take ownership of delivery planning and ensure accountability for execution.
  • Provide time and cost estimations for project planning and execution.
  • Maintain and oversee high-level plans for feature and customer delivery, ensuring progress is tracked and reported.
  • Assist in all phases of engineering service delivery, from initial ideation to technical architecture development.
  • Seek opportunities to improve delivery efficiency and optimize processes.
  • Advocate for the adoption of tools or processes to enhance delivery performance and productivity.


The Person


ESSENTIAL CRITERIA:

  • Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or equivalent professional experience.
  • Over 10 years of experience in software, product, or engineering delivery roles.
  • Proficiency with at least one major cloud platform, such as AWS, Azure, Red Hat, Google Cloud (GCP), or IBM Cloud.
  • Excellent communication skills with the ability to convey ideas clearly and effectively.
  • A proactive, problem-solving approach with a positive "can-do" attitude.
  • A curious mindset, with a commitment to ongoing learning and development, particularly in the areas of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI).


DESIRABLE CRITERIA:

  • Experience of AWS services and utilisation
  • Experience of Agile Scrum, Lean or Kanban using JIRA, or similar agile tracking tools
  • Experience in delivery of S/W products


The Package

  • Competitive Salary
  • Private Medical and Dental
  • 24 days + Stat Holidays
  • 5% Matched Pension
  • Share Options
  • Hybrid Working


To be considered for this or similar opportunities, please reach out to Enso Recruitment today!

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