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Technical Program Manager, Information Technology
Technical Program Manager, Information Technology Jane Street Group, LLC has multiple openings for the position of Technical Program Manager, Information Technology in New York, New York The position duties are as follows: Lead and architect complex, enterprise-scale technical initiatives across Jane Street's IT and infrastructure organizations, owning end-to-end delivery of mission-critical systems while establishing program management excellence across multiple engineering disciplines and global teams. Day to day duties include: Architect and execute multi-year, cross-functional technical programs involving complex security infrastructure, regulatory compliance systems, and trading technology integration; Drive strategic technical decision-making by synthesizing requirements across trading, risk management, compliance, and operations teams while balancing competing business priorities; Establish and optimize program management frameworks, including risk assessment methodologies, technical governance processes, and engineering delivery metrics across distributed global teams; Shape and execute the strategic direction of technical products, form roadmaps, and define delivery strategy; and Mentor and develop junior program managers while building scalable program management practices and technical standards. The position requires a 3 or 4 year Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, a related technical field or foreign equivalent plus three (3) years of progressively responsible exp in any occupation where implementing multiple program management methodologies (e.g.: Waterfall, Agile, Scrum, or Kanban) in a financial or technology firm is gained. Experience must include: Three (3) years of experience using project tracking software such as Jira to prioritize, coordinate, and deliver technical feature work; One (1) year of experience managing distributed systems architectures, virtualized and remote computing platforms (e.g. Citrix, VMWare, KVM), and real-