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# Technical Project Manager(Mobile Applications)

- **Company:** Stellent IT LLC
- **Location:** Dallas, TX, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Agile Methodology, Android Software Development, JIRA, Apache Hadoop, Mobile Application Software, Scrum Methodology, Software Engineering, Backend, Api Design
- **Published:** July 17, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/849788c1-650b-41cb-bc5a-4e7d97e8d44d

## About the Role

Minimum of 3-5 years in product management role shipping software through multiple releases managing the entire lifecycle from discovery to launch

Strong technical acumen to drive features with technical requirements

Understanding of Apache Hadoop ecosystem and mobile back-end frameworks

Experience building API-driven platforms and managing trade-offs between features and architecture improvements

Background working for a healthcare company is desired

Minimum three years working with consumer-facing web and mobile products

Background with Agile, Scrum, Waterfall or other software development methodologies

Detail oriented, manages risk and deliverable timelines

Clear and compelling in written and spoken communication, including explaining technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders

Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and manage simultaneously competing priorities

Proven success working collaboratively with teams across engineering, data science, product and design

Familiarity with JIRA or similar trackers a plus

## Description

Requirement: The person is expected to be product owner for Android mobile app ( client name mentioned only for internal usage). Customer wants this person to be very familiar with Agile methodology (SAFe). If he is certified and trained in this, it will be an advantage. Secondly, the person needs to have Android experience.
This person is expected to think about the product and write epics, user stories and acceptance criteria. He needs to have good understanding of agile, scrum ceremonies, mobile app, android specific requirements, etc. His role can be described as Product Manager (Strategic) > Product Owner (Tactical) > Business Analyst (Operational)

This role will partner with engineering data science, clinical, product and design experts across the company to develop engagement frameworks and improve health outcomes.

Responsibilities:

Participate in strategic conversations regarding high-level feature roadmap

Own and prioritize team engineering roadmaps and create product vision for frameworks

Drive technical design discussions, understand technical dependencies and communicate requirements to engineering

Write detailed feature requirements and user stories

Define, instrument, measure, and communicate funnels and key metrics for feature success

Work closely with engineering and other internal teams for on-time delivery of relevant features

Train and communicate product features and value to internal and external partners

Add new value to a strong Product culture of continuous development and rapid testing and learning

Stay on top of all relevant healthcare and consumer technology trends, competitors, and market offerings


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