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The Technical Program Manager leads complex technical programs, ensuring cross-functional alignment, managing dependencies, and driving process innovation. Candidates should have extensive experience in program management within technology environments.

Lead design and development of scalable, cloud-native financial and reconciliation systems on GCP. Own architecture, drive technical decisions, mentor engineers, embed AI and automation, collaborate with product and QA, and ensure reliability, performance, and test automation.

Design, build, and operate enterprise-scale multi-cloud infrastructure (Azure primary, GCP, AWS exposure). Own landing zones, Terraform modules, production AKS/GKE Kubernetes, Vault secrets, hybrid networking, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring, DR, and automation (Ansible, Python/Bash). Mentor engineers, document runbooks, and collaborate with security, application teams, and leadership to ensure secure, reliable, cost-optimized cloud platforms.

Design, develop, and maintain end-to-end automated test suites (Playwright). Improve test coverage, debug and fix flaky tests, integrate suites into CI/CD pipelines, collaborate with developers, enhance automation frameworks, and participate in bug identification and validation.

The Technical Lead will define and drive application architecture, champion quality engineering, mentor teams, and lead AI-driven development practices in a senior technical role.

Lead UX research and design for B2B/SaaS insurance products: create wireframes, mockups, and prototypes; run user research and usability tests; use analytics to measure outcomes; collaborate with product and engineering to implement consistent, validated UX solutions.

As AI Enablement Services Lead, you will design AI solutions for operational tasks, automation of delivery processes, and enhance team capabilities in utilizing AI effectively.

Own software, SaaS, and consumption spend reporting, forecasting, and budgeting. Build dashboards, identify optimization opportunities, manage vendor financial oversight, partner with Engineering, IT, Procurement, and Finance to drive cost governance, contract modeling, and realized savings.

The Sales Consultant will manage existing customer relationships, drive renewals and expansions, and develop account plans. The role also involves proactive prospecting for growth opportunities and requires frequent travel within a designated territory.

The Sales Consultant is responsible for the full sales cycle, consulting with independent insurance agents, and consistently meeting sales quotas.