Portfolio Development for Sr. Engineering Manager

 Career Highlights:-

  • 15+ years of experience in software development, testing and Project Management
  • 8+ years of experience of managing an Agile/Scrum Team and driving Agility in the organization
  • Strong Experience with C++/Python and backend development
Sr. Engineering Manager
Role & Responsibilities
  • Collaborate with other Software managers and Product Owner to establish a strong global team culture of delivering software with high quality and on time 
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams (HR, QA, PMO team) to define and build right feature sets 
  • Identify and improve the current software development process
  • Responsible for quality and consistency of all driver application and test tools (ADT and CPD)
  • Coach and mentor the development team on all the phases of software product development to ensure best quality
  • Hiring and building the high performing team of engineer 


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