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The Technology Operations Engineer role involves supporting the operational health of Lowe's technology systems, providing first and second-level support for enterprise systems, assisting with infrastructure planning, and ensuring business requirements are met. This position requires familiarity with various technologies and the ability to work autonomously on smaller components.

The Lead Analyst in Information Security supports the implementation and ongoing delivery of security incident processes, manages and coordinates incident-related activities, and collaborates with cross-functional teams to ensure timely risk information gathering and resolution of incidents. They also lead improvements in processes and metrics while engaging with senior leadership and documenting incident analyses.

Translate business requirements into program designs, develop and modify applications, conduct testing using TDD and BDD frameworks, implement CI/CD processes, solve technical problems, and demonstrate competency in various areas including Frontend, Middleware, Databases, and DevOps.

The Sr Product Manager owns the vision and strategy, roadmap, and feature definition for large, cross-functional and/or highly complex products. Responsibilities include defining the roadmap, planning and managing products through the development process, and working closely with stakeholders.

Translate business requirements into logical program designs, develop code modules, and deliver software solutions. Write high-quality code, guide development teams, automate processes, and evaluate new technologies. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field and 5 years of software development experience required.

The Senior Product Manager owns the vision, strategy, and roadmap for large, complex products, working closely with cross-functional teams. Responsibilities include defining product backlogs, prioritizing work, and making product-related decisions based on stakeholder needs. Manages multiple product designs, identifies projects, and develops go-to-market strategies. Drives product execution, establishes feature design trade-offs, and leads agile ceremonies to ensure usable and feasible products. Serves as an expert in the product, defines key metrics, and monitors product health and impact.

The Product Manager owns the vision, strategy, roadmap, and feature definition for individual products within a product group. Responsibilities include defining product requirements, managing product features through development, prioritizing work, and making product-related decisions based on customer needs and stakeholder expectations.