We're looking for a programme manager to lead application modernisation across multiple projects. You'll combine with technical oversight of legacy applications, and Angular microfrontends.
What you'll do
- Coordinate project managers, stakeholders, priorities, planning and progress reporting.
- Lead teams maintaining applications and building responsive web replacements.
- Oversee feature migration, integrations, application stability and compatibility.
- Guide architecture, infrastructure, networks, systems and deployment decisions.
- Supervise backend development, frontend development, testing and technical documentation.
- Support users through the transition from desktop to web applications.
What you bring
- A in computer science.
- Several years in software development, including technical roles, and experience managing similar programmes.
- Experience managing complex programmes involving multiple projects and stakeholders.
- and delivery, including planning, daily meetings, reviews and retrospectives.
- Leadership across mixed technical teams, clear communication and adaptable priorities.
- (), , , CSS, microservices, microfrontends and event-driven architecture.
- or , , UML and BPMN.
- and integration testing.
- expertise and security by design.
- and authentication for backend and frontend applications.
- Git, branching, pull requests, code reviews and pipelines.
- , and Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
- Monitoring with or .
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Nice to have
- Delphi and Windows application development.
- Knowledge of cryptography.
- At least passive understanding of the other language ( or ).
What's next?
The people who do well here are the ones who saw themselves in this description. Not because they match every line, but because the mission felt right for them.
We are actively hiring for this position. Applications are reviewed by our team, and matching profiles receive a call to discuss the role in detail.
It takes under a minute to apply. Your email, your CV. That is all we need to start the conversation.