IT Project Manager, envelio

• You have a degree in (Business) Computer Science or a comparable qualification – or bring relevant professional experience in release, project, or product management
• You have at least two years of experience in IT project management or software development – ideally in the context of agile software delivery
• You bring a deep understanding of release processes – including planning, testing, change management, and deployment
• You’re familiar with both on-premise and cloud infrastructures – e.g., Microsoft Azure, Kubernetes, GitLab CI
• Knowledge of ITIL or similar frameworks is a plus
• Ideally, you have experience with DevOps practices and continuous delivery
• You work in a structured and solution-oriented way and communicate clearly – in both German and English (C1/C2 level)

• As an IT Project Manager with a focus on Release Management, you play a central role in the successful, smooth, and regular delivery of our software solutions
• You coordinate release processes across teams, ensure that releases are executed on schedule, with quality assurance and transparency, and continuously develop our release strategy
• In doing so, you work closely with Engineering, Product Management, Customer Success, and other stakeholders – making a significant contribution to the reliability and scalability of our platform
• You are responsible for the release process of our software solutions – from technical preparation to coordination and communication, all the way through to delivery to our customer systems
• You regularly coordinate multiple releases per week – based on the completion of new features and bug fixes – and ensure they are carried out in a structured, transparent, and reliable way
• You work closely with Engineering, Product, and Customer Success to ensure that new functionalities can be planned, tested, and deployed
• You coordinate with customers regarding acceptance tests and go-lives, and you support the operational implementation
• You continuously develop our release processes – e.g., in terms of automation, transparency, release notes, or deployment routines
• You identify risks or dependencies early on and proactively work on solutions
• You support the organization of hotfixes and maintenance releases – even under time pressure, you maintain a clear overview
• You follow agile principles and ensure that releases enable a continuous flow of value

• Flexible working model (fully remote OR hybrid OR onsite). We are a remote-first company, meaning that everyone is free to choose their remote work percentage anywhere from 0% to 100% within Germany.
• 33 days vacation per year; 30 days are regular holidays and 3 days are corporate holidays (Rose-Monday, Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve).
• Modern office loft that welcomes four legged friends. Coffee lovers will find fair-trade organic coffee from a local roastery and premium Oatly Barista oat milk. Fresh fruit and various Charitea options also boost energy throughout the day.
• Subsidised Urban Sport Club membership. M membership with a personal contribution of only 10€ per month.
• Company-funded tech equipment; 16-inch MacBooks (including keyboard and mouse), noise-cancelling headphones.
• Workations: Option to work up to three months per year abroad – the world is your office.
• Flexible use of a monthly mobility budget for environmentally friendly mobility solutions. You choose how to spend it!
• Regular company and team events; Carnival party, Christmas party, spring break / summer party and quarterly team events.
• Time and resources for individual growth: 5% of your weekly time and 1.000€ per year for learning and development and full access to our online learning platform (e.g. for courses in soft skills, productivity, mental health).

Total funding: $9.5m

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