Our public sector client is seeking a Senior Release / Project Manager to coordinate software
S.i. Systems • Vancouver
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Type de contrat
- Indépendant
Description de poste
Our public sector, not-for-profit client is seeking a Senior Release / Project Manager to coordinate software releases and lead technical integration projects using ITIL-aligned change management
Support a multi-year, enterprise-wide digital transformation spanning case management, BI, financial and cloud initiatives. This role owns release coordination across a complex, multi-vendor application portfolio and leads the Clio integration project from initiation through closure.
Contract, Vancouver, Hybrid, Working Hours: PST
Must Haves
- Release Management: 10+ years directly overseeing software release planning, packaging, testing and deployment in complex, multi-vendor environments, including environment management across portfolios and programs.
- IT Operations background, including troubleshooting and supporting enterprise and SaaS applications.
- Project Management expertise, including vendor and/or system integrator management.
- ITSM tools and ITIL-aligned change, CAB and incident processes; Azure DevOps or similar CI/CD, branching and test management tools.
- Degree in computer science, information sciences, MBA or equivalent experience.
Nice to Have
- ITIL 4 certification.
Responsibilities
- Define the release management framework, including release types, stage gates and release controls.
- Maintain a centralized release calendar across portfolios and projects, including deployment windows and business blackout periods.
- Coordinate release readiness, packaging, deployment and back-out planning, go-live activities and post-deployment validation.
- Prepare Requests for Change for the Change Advisory Board (CAB).
- Lead the Clio technical integration project from initiation through closure against agreed scope, schedule, budget and quality requirements.
- Manage MSP and system integrator deliverables, performance and invoicing against statements of work.
- Report release progress, quality and outcomes, alongside project status, financials and risks, to program leadership and governance forums.