ATTech. is looking for a Software Project Manager- Swing Shift to join our growing team! Software project manager support end-users who use client-based and web-based scientific and business application software.

• They are expected to understand ATTECH core technology, business, and the enterprise systems that enable them.
• When working with ATTECH end-users and software systems, engineers are expected to understand end-user workflows and processes, particularly as they relate to software applications.
• They are expected to respond quickly to reported problems and to trouble-shoot issues and provide solutions, corrections, workarounds, or training as appropriate.
• They should work efficiently with the development and test engineering groups to support the development of software that meets end-user’s needs.
• As they review/test the software, they should also be able to anticipate software issues that end-users may encounter.
• Project Manager are expected to work with software project team to implement long-term solutions, to report bug fix progress to end-users, and to keep both the development and end-user teams informed of the other’s needs and schedules.
• Project Manager should work actively with their teams to move software through the Quality System.
• Manage and lead the design for all assigned software development project.
• 50% agile project management (manage software releases/delivery, communication and co-ordination status reporting, scope and risk management)
• 50% technical solutions (requirements, technical spec, design, client interaction)
• Develop requirements, budgets, and schedules for the assigned application development projects.
• Facilitate requirements and status meeting with project team and clients.
• Establish milestones, anticipate issues, and monitor adherence to project scope, schedules, requirements and to SSS software development process.
• Monitor projects ensuring schedules budget, and resources are aligned to attain objectives & Milestones.
• Break complex problems/ ideas, research technical solutions and create implementation plans
• Research new technology for the potential application to SSS and or clients. Keep abreast of current trends in the technology industry.
• Work with senior most management to map ideas to feasible software features.

Key Job Qualification

• Bachelor’s degree in computer sciences with at least 8 years of related experience.
• Minimum 5+ years proven hands on .NET Web application development experience. 
• Minimum 3+ years’ experience in a technical lead role of have Lead other developers and directions of projects through the SDLC using CMMI, agile
• Solid presentation skills when meeting with the external clients or attending conferences on behalf of SSS.
• Ability to gather requirements across all phases and translate to design and planning deliverables.
• Experience developing software using a formal and structured development methodology.
• Able to facilitate with clients to clarify over all solutions, vision, goals and objectives.
• Exhibit clear oral and written communication skills.
• Hands-on experience with Microsoft technologies, specifically:
• .NET development, MVC, ASP.NET,
• C# LINQ, entity framework, WCF, web services.
• Solid experience with UI development using J query and Java script.

kills Required

• Software project managers must possess outstanding communication skills.
• As good listeners, they grasp what clients want.
• As good speakers, they make concepts understandable to laypeople.
• These same talents serve them well when dealing with team members too, as clarity reduces errors. Other skills essential to getting the job done include:
• Leadership skills – taking control of how a project will unfold requires someone who can direct others, delegate, boost morale, solve problems, and keep everything flowing
• Technical knowledge – a background in programming languages (such as C++), testing procedures, and the like enables software project managers to comprehend what is going on in the development process
• Organization skills – the success of a project hinges on steps being done properly and on time
• Attention to detail – allowing things to slip through the cracks can derail progress and cost valuable money and time
• Multitasking skills – demands come from various people throughout the day, and software project managers must prioritize and juggle the.