Manager, IoT Software Deployment DIAM-4022|NADXIT Mfg & Supply Chain | 1st Shift
DENSO · Maryville, TN · 1 wk ago
On-siteInformation TechnologyFull-time
About the Role
The Software Deployment Manager leads one or more software deployment teams, balancing people leadership, delivery execution, and technical oversight. This role is responsible for building high-performing teams, ensuring consistent deployment of high-quality software, and aligning engineering outcomes with business objectives.
Responsibilities
People Leadership
- Lead, coach, and develop engineers through regular feedback, mentoring, and performance management
- Foster a culture of collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement
- Support career development, skill growth, and succession planning
- Participate in hiring, onboarding, and team composition planning
- Use strong communication skills to deliver meaningful feedback, align expectations, and ensure clarity of roles and responsibilities
Delivery & Execution
- Own delivery outcomes for the team, ensuring commitments are met with quality and predictability
- Partner with Product Management to plan roadmaps, priorities, and release schedules
- Manage scope, dependencies, risks, and trade-offs across initiatives
- Ensure Agile/Scrum practices are followed and continuously improved
- Track and communicate progress, metrics, and risks to stakeholders
Technical & Quality Oversight
- Provide technical guidance and decision support without micromanaging implementation
- Ensure engineering best practices for deployment, configuration of software, testing, security, and maintainability
- Partner with Development and Support teams on system design and technical strategy
- Ensure systems meet non-functional requirements such as scalability, performance, and reliability
Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Act as a key liaison between engineering, product, architecture, QA, DevOps, and business stakeholders
- Translate business goals into executable technical plans
- Communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical audiences