Data Implementation Manager

Role overview Lead data workstreams for complex enterprise software deployments in mortgage servicing. You’ll coordinate client and internal teams to migrate data, prepare reports and data assets for launch, and improve how implementations are delivered. The work calls for clear program leadership and enough data fluency to collaborate with technical stakeholders.

Responsibilities - Manage end-to-end data migration workstreams and confirm that required data assets and reports are ready for go-live. - Coordinate data, engineering, product, deployment, and client stakeholders, keeping decisions and expectations aligned. - Track program status, risks, dependencies, and success measures; share progress to support timely decisions. - Identify and resolve technical, operational, and organizational blockers. - Improve deployment processes to make delivery more predictable, efficient, and scalable.

Requirements - At least five years in implementation, customer success, or project/program management in a complex software environment. - Experience delivering large, cross-functional technical programs, ideally involving enterprise deployments. - Working knowledge of software development lifecycles and agile approaches. - Familiarity with basic data concepts such as schemas and databases, sufficient to work with technical teams. - Strong communication, stakeholder management, problem-solving, and risk-management skills. - Ability to work effectively in a fast-changing environment.

Nice to have - Experience with long-running enterprise implementations or business transformation programs. - Prior work in fintech.

Benefits and work setup Compensation includes equity and a 401(k) plan. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage; flexible paid time off, sick leave, and 11 company holidays; and 12 weeks of paid parental bonding leave. In-office team members receive meals, and commuter benefits are available. The source also describes onboarding, learning and development, regular feedback, and budgets for team activities.