Technical Project Manager, PlayStation

• At least 5-6 years of experience in Project Management and the full SDLC
• Experience working on and shipping commercial software development projects
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment
• Proven experience with modern software development methodologies, especially SCRUM/Agile
• Excellent communication, expectation management, and facilitation skills
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
• Expert in JIRA

Desirable

• As a Technical Project Manager, you will work with our development teams to deliver and deploy consumer-facing software on a variety of devices
• You will be responsible for working with both internal and external teams to define breakthroughs, schedules, and goals, and then supervise the progress of the various projects
• Lead and supervise the tasks and deliverables of individual teams
• This role requires ongoing management of teams across two geographic areas –Berlin, Germany and California
• Occasional travel required, attending in-person workshops or conferences in the US or internationally. Typically once per quarter or less
• Work with team members to drive projects, coordinate project activities, and resolution of open issues
• May be responsible for individual sub-components of larger projects
• Assist with the coordination of projects, gathering requirements, identifying project vision, and developing project schedules
• Work with engineers, creatives, and management to maintain project schedules and to supervise, influence, and direct progress
• Report project progress, status, and risks to project partners
• Work with to handle project risk, develop mitigation plans, and raise decisions & unresolved issues
• Ensure work is thoroughly tested, meets all compliance requirements, and is efficiently implemented
• Manage the portfolio of a cross-functional and geographically distributed team of Business Analysts, Data Engineers, Service Reliability Engineers, and Data Scientists working on data pipelines, data transport, transformation, storage, and analytics