Development Manager
Electronic Arts Inc.
Development Manager
Salary Not Specified
Electronic Arts Inc., Guildford
- Full time
- Permanent
- Onsite working
Posted 3 weeks ago, 17 Apr | Get your application in now before you miss out!
Closing date: Closing date not specified
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Full Job Description
Our Development Managers provide support to our teams, so that they are coordinated, focussed and aware of their teams' needs in relation to a project's needs.
As a Development Manager at Criterion you will be expected to bring passion, curiosity and a flexibility to support small teams to excel. You will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the challenges that exist in the development of game software and have a desire to find routes through all of the intricate and nuanced issues that successful software projects go through.
A Criterion Development Manager shows a curious nature presenting an openness and generosity that will help inspire their teams along with the ability to reflect a calm, patient presence in a dynamic development environment.
Responsibilities:
- Work with project partners to establish and assign tasks from defined project goals.
- Partner with team leads to represent the work in backlogs
- Determine the talent available can meet the tasks and project requirements
- Assess and mitigate risk for the team's assigned scope.
- Partner with product owners, tech and craft leads to resolve problems that surface for the team.
- Represent the DD craft in stand-ups and backlog planning meetings
- Work with experts of your team and ensure any workflow is clearly defined, processes are documented, and the team understands expectations on the development
- Develop working relationships with the immediate team and those outside of the immediate team that have an effect on the completion of the project.
A demonstrable passion to listen, support and coach a team to success and a curiosity to find the best solution for that moment - An understanding of game development, what is involved and what goes wrong
- A knowledge of several project management methodologies such as Waterfall, Agile/Scrum, Kanban, etc.
- Experience of working in a dynamic and collaborative team environment.
- Ability to inspire, influence and communicate effectively at all levels