Director of Distributed Ledger Technology

Job Description:

  • Lead the execution and delivery of innovative technology projects, including research and process innovation for Technology Research & Innovation Lab.
  • Lead end-to-end software development projects having strong understanding of SDLC full lifecycle and delivery of software pilots as well as prototypes under strict timeline and budget.
  • Recommend and provide inputs on the choice of appropriate technology stacks.
  • Support Business/Product group in requirements analysis, drafting of functional/non-functional specifications, workflows etc.
  • Function as a PM/Scrum Master to create project plans.
  • Conduct fast-paced vendor assessments and vendor management including vendor onboarding, assessments of RFPs, SOWs and other paperwork, technology due diligence, tech evaluations, assessment of vendor-offered services, tools and platforms, attend presentations and demos etc.
  • Manage one or two internal teams to deliver on multiple projects, be a strong individual contributor, act as a SME and independently conduct exercises related to research, intelligence gathering, market studies, analysis and process optimization.
  • Mitigate risk by following established procedures, spotting key errors and demonstrating strong ethical behavior.

Requirements:

  • Minimum of 10 years of software development, SDLC, software delivery experience.
  • Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field.
  • Experience in and in-depth knowledge of Distributed Ledger Technology platforms like Ethereum, Hyperledger.
  • Development experience in Cloud Technologies (AWS preferably) is required.
  • Knowledge of Financial Services industry (desirable not required).
  • Experience managing projects is a plus.

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