Technical Transformation Manager
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - BTO Research in Italia
BTO Research is a consulting firm , part of the Relatech Group , that has been supporting its clients in innovative projects for over 15 years, ensuring a customized approach to meet market challenges.
Founded in 2008, we have gathered and enhanced the historical experience of consulting to which we have added two key elements: research and innovation .
This journey has led us to a team of over 300 professionals across four countries, with numerous projects and the most cutting-edge knowledge in Project Management , Digital Transformation , Change Management , Cybersecurity and Digital Marketing .
We believe in the value of excellence and promote an environment where people can grow together , thanks to the contamination between different skills.
The ideal candidate has a genuine technical background and is able to understand
architecture, engineering constraints, system integrations and technical trade-offs well
enough to challenge decisions and drive them forward.
You will work closely with senior developers, architects, product teams, vendors and
business stakeholders,
taking ownership of ambiguous technical problems from
definition through execution.
The role initially operates as a senior individual contributor position, with potential
evolution toward a Product Owner or similar role depending on experience and aspirations.
Key Responsibilities
- Take ownership of large, ambiguous technical transformation initiatives from initial definition through delivery.
- Break complex technical problems into clear, executable workstreams.
- Coordinate and align engineering teams, architects, product teams, vendors and multiple business entities.
- Work directly with technical teams to understand architecture, dependencies, integrations and implementation constraints.
- Challenge technical designs, assumptions, estimates and proposed solutions when necessary.
- Evaluate technical trade-offs and support sound decision-making.
- Identify risks, dependencies and scalability i