Software Release Specialist at Technogym
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Altro in Ponte
Software Release Specialist – Location: Cesena, Italy.
Your Role As a Software Release Specialist, you'll drive the deployment and global adoption of software releases across Technogym's connected ecosystem, orchestrating the end-to-end release lifecycle—from scheduling to post‐launch monitoring—while bridging the gap between product development, marketing, quality, and operations.
Your Impact Manage the software release lifecycle for all digital products, driving deployment and adoption strategies across our global network of connected devices.
Align release activities across development, QA, marketing, and operations to manage dependencies and achieve adoption goals.
Maintain the master release calendar, enforce quality policies, lead readiness meetings, and orchestrate critical go/no‐go decisions.
Monitor adoption rates, analyze deployment data to minimize version fragmentation, and report on operational KPIs (speed, change failure rate, etc.).
Optimize release processes and documentation, supporting continuous improvement.
About You Experience:
3‐5 years in software deployment, release management, or product operations, with a proven track record in managing rollouts across distributed systems.
Education: Bachelor's/Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent practical experience.
Methodologies: Solid understanding of Release Management, Agile (Scrum, Kanban), Lean principles (Kaizen, Continuous Improvement), and traditional Project Management approaches (Waterfall, Stage‐Gate).
Technical Stack & Data: Familiarity with collaboration tools (Jira, Confluence, Notion, GitHub, Bitbucket) and data analysis tools (Power BI, Data Studio, BigQuery, or similar) and Microsoft365.
Soft Skills: Strong problem‐solving, attention to detail, execution‐driven mindset, and excellent English communication skills to align cross‐functional stakeholders.
Desirable Experience in IoT, connected devices, SaaS, or managing large, geographically distributed software.