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The Staff Technical Program Manager will oversee R&D product development portfolio management, ensuring projects are prioritized and funded in alignment with strategic goals. Key responsibilities include optimizing processes, communicating with stakeholders, managing resources, mitigating risks, monitoring performance, and promoting continuous improvement.

As a Software Engineer III at OpenGov, you will design and develop scalable software solutions for government agencies, collaborating with teams to translate business needs into technical specifications while leading projects and mentoring junior engineers.

As a Contracts Manager at OpenGov, you will draft, negotiate, and provide guidance on various commercial technology agreements while collaborating with Sales, Security, and Revenue Operations Teams. You will ensure positive relationships with government entities by effectively negotiating contracts, analyzing potential risks, and improving legal processes.

The Implementation Analyst at OpenGov is responsible for managing new customer implementations of the OpenGov platform, providing guidance and support throughout the process. This role involves interacting with government leaders, simplifying operational processes, and collecting customer feedback to enhance the product. Strong data analysis and Excel skills are essential.

As a Software Engineer III at OpenGov, you'll design and develop SaaS solutions for government agencies, collaborating with cross-functional teams and leading complex projects. Responsibilities include coding, troubleshooting, mentoring junior engineers, and advocating for emerging technologies, with a focus on quality and continuous improvement.

The Office Manager will oversee various office responsibilities, ensure a welcoming environment, manage supplies and events, maintain safety procedures, and build relationships with vendors. This role requires excellent organizational and customer service skills, along with the ability to foster a positive company culture.

The Associate Commercial Counsel will draft and negotiate commercial technology agreements, collaborate with Sales, Security, and Revenue Operations Teams, provide legal advice, conduct contract reviews, and improve internal legal processes.