Delivery Manager
Reflections Info Systems is seeking an experienced Delivery Manager to oversee end-to-end delivery of complex technology programs in India. The role involves leading cross-functional teams, managing client relationships, and driving business growth through account mining. Candidates must have extensive experience in large-scale enterprise project delivery, cloud platforms, and Agile governance. The position also requires full ownership of P&L, resource planning, and stakeholder engagement.
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Experience
12+ years
Function
Program and Project Management
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Reflections Info Systems is seeking an experienced Delivery Manager to oversee end-to-end delivery of complex technology programs in India. The role involves leading cross-functional teams, managing client relationships, and driving business growth through account mining. Candidates must have extensive experience in large-scale enterprise project delivery, cloud platforms, and Agile governance. The position also requires full ownership of P&L, resource planning, and stakeholder engagement.
TAL's take
Solid delivery management role with clear scope for account growth and team leadership, typical of a professional services firm.
Very well-defined responsibilities encompassing delivery, stakeholder management, account growth, and financial oversight.
Must haves
- 12+ years experience in technology delivery
- 3+ years leading programs, delivery portfolios, or engineering teams
- Experience delivering large-scale enterprise technology projects with distributed teams
- Understanding of cloud platforms and DevOps
- Expertise in Agile, Scrum, Kanban, and traditional project management
- Experience managing client-facing engagements, financials, and account growth
Tools and skills
Nice to have: java, python, .net, pmp, safe.
About the company
Established mid-sized IT services company, lacks global Tier-1 eng brand status.
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