Software Project Manager

Bluebeam, Inc. develops smart, simple PDF creation, markup and editing software for paperless workflows. Our award-winning products are used by the world’s top architecture, engineering and construction firms, as well as government agencies. We also have a strong following among tablet PC users, students and educators, accountants and even lawyers. Our company is an open, creative environment in which we work hard and have a great time in the process.

Bluebeam is growing like crazy and needs a talented cat-herder to help build our software experience on the desktop platform. As a software project manager, you’ll be an integral part of the development team, where you will provide a key leadership role in helping the team deliver the best possible product to our customers. The position requires a mix of hard and soft skills: an instinct for recognizing and resolving technical issues, but also an innate desire to bring order to chaos, and a knack for working with people across all parts of the software delivery pipeline.

* Serve as a scrum master for one or more development teams. * Coordinate major feature development between multiple teams. * Champion the development process, the quality of our software, and the delivery of the product. * Develop roadmaps for your teams in cooperation with product, development, and QA teams. * Track, monitor, and report on product and development team deliverables. * Proactively manage changes in your software releases, identify potential hurdles, and devise contingency plans.

* 3+ years as a software project manager or scrum master in an Agile environment. * You won’t write code in this role, but a technical background helps. A degree in Software Engineering or a related field is great. Or experience with programming languages (especially C# or C++) works too. * CSM, CSPO, PMP or similar certifications – or education in these areas. We aren’t big on certifications, but you should know this terrain. * We’re especially interested if you have thick-client experience; building and shipping huge, feature-rich products with lots of deliverables. It would give you an advantage if you had previously managed projects on an application that has a main yearly release coupled with some minor ones across multiple platforms. Heavy stuff. * It would also be helpful if you had some experience managing web projects. Shorter, faster sprints with more incremental releases.