Experience: 10+ Years
Role: Technical Delivery Manager
Key Skills:
Technical Delivery - PB
Key Responsibilities:
· Coordinate preparation of technical project plan for ITC, reporting to Lead TDM
· Manage Pre ITC activities for existing enhancement and new system implementation
· Manage project Business and Technology stakeholders, e.g., escalation, expectation, conflict, scope changes, etc.
· Anticipate, capture and manage overall implementation level risks and issues, track risk aging
· Own and drive resolution and escalate risks and issues in a timely manner
· Prepare overall implementation plan taking inputs from all stakeholders including technology. business, operations and co-ordinate execution by respective application teams
· Partner with stakeholders in ensuring System Development Methodology is followed
· Measure, monitor and report implementation progress to stakeholders
· Review and assess changes and impact to timeline & cost
· Key point of contact for all RFP related tasks and requirements
· Secretary for PWC meetings and PW workshops for their module/project
· Ensure teams work in a collaborative environment
· Manage all changes to the agreed scope of work
Key Requirements:
· At least 5 years’ Experience of multi-country Private Banking system implementation/projects
· Private bank functional and technical understanding is must
· Temenos TAP platform knowledge is must
· At least 8-10 years of experience in every stage of software development lifecycle. Relevant Technical & PM certification will be plus including knowledge of technologies like J2EE, Oracle, Unix, MQ etc
· Experience in effective planning, execution, monitoring End-to-end technical activities and reporting to senior management
· Experience in managing Technology vendor and Business stakeholders and have appreciation of local IT regulations
· Highly effective communicating with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
· Good problem solving and analytical skills
· Degree in computer science or related professional/technical qualification will be advantageous although not mandatory
