Chief technology officer & founder vs implementation manager

Differences between chief technology officer & founder and implementation manager duties and responsibilities

Chief technology officer & founder example responsibilities.

• Manage the SDLC of the project.
• Lead code reviews, retrospectives, and daily scrum meetings using agile methodologies and tools.
• Manage the implementation of new securities lending technologies from a business/operational perspective.
• Manage information security assessment program for PNC s treasury management applications and systems which utilize NIST controls and standards.
• Conduct research and lead infrastructure planning for cloud-base system implementations and a VoIP base telephony installation supporting multiple office locations.
• Manage a team of 15 responsible for an enterprise data warehouse implementation program to support portfolio managers and other investment professional.
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Implementation manager example responsibilities.

• Lead the strategic project planning efforts and the technology architecture design initiatives.
• Document each client's processes for artifacts and manage through project closure via SharePoint.
• Create and manage detailed project plans for all phases of SDLC to ensure successful deployments.
• Lead a group of 10 Java engineers and 12 web developers in creating web-base online banking applications.
• Manage one internal ERP specialist, who maintains and modifies the ERP system and provides specialist technical support.
• Manage state-by-state projects from planning/scheduling, architecture, development, Nessus scan vulnerabilities, QA, UAT, to deployment.
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