Software associate
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Technogym in Italia
Our CompanyTechnogym inspires 50 million daily users to work out utilizing our innovative & engaging physical activity solutions.By promoting the Wellness lifestyle of exercise, a balanced diet, and a positive mental approach, Technogym has rapidly grown into a success story of over 2,400 employees in 14 Branches, reaching more than 100 countries, 8 editions of the Olympic Games - from Sydney 2000 to Tokyo 2020.
To pursue our mission and continue our success, we are looking for team players with strong relationship skills and an international approach, who are eager to invest their energy into building dreams. Your RoleAs a Software Release Specialist, you'll drive the deployment and global adoption of software releases across Technogym's connected ecosystem. We are looking for a professional who excels at coordinating cross-functional activities to ensure seamless, data-driven rollouts that enhance our users' experience worldwide. In this role,
you will orchestrate the end-to-end release lifecycle—from scheduling to post-launch monitoring—bridging the gap between product development, marketing, quality, and operations. Whether you come from traditional release management, product operations, or a non-traditional technical path, we encourage you to apply if you have the passion for executing flawless software rollouts. Your ImpactEnd-to-End OrchestrationSoftwareDeployment: 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. Planning & Governance: Maintain the master release calendar, enforce quality policies, lead readiness meetings, and orchestrate critical go/no-go decisions. Data Analysis & KPIs: Monitor adoption rates, analyze deployment data to minimize version fragmentation, and report on operational KPIs (speed, change failure rate, e