Application Development Manager

The role of Applications Development Manager involves providing leadership and direction to a team for establishing and implementing new or revised application systems and programs in coordination with the Technology team. The primary objective is to lead applications systems analysis and programming activities. Responsibilities include managing a set of applications to achieve established goals, advising mid-level developers and analysts, overseeing technical issue escalation and resolution, providing technical oversight across systems, delivering technology solutions to complex programs, communicating departmental interdependence, resolving issues using in-depth knowledge, communicating project timelines and milestones, analyzing complex problems, contributing to planning and budget management, assessing risk, and ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. Qualifications for this role include 8-12 years of relevant experience, project management experience, ability to make technical decisions, knowledge of dependency management and compliance requirements, client-centric approach, negotiation skills, effective communication skills, knowledge of software engineering and object-oriented design, leadership and management skills, and proficiency in development technologies such as Java, C#, SQL, Teamcity, Bitbucket, uDeploy, Big Data, Cloud, and JIRA. Education requirements include a Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, and a project management certification or Agile methods certification will be a plus. This job description offers an overview of the responsibilities and qualifications for the Applications Development Manager role. Additional duties may be assigned as needed. Citi is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer, encouraging all qualified individuals to apply for career opportunities. Applicants with disabilities requiring accommodations can review Accessibility at Citi. (Note: The Job Description provided is a standard summary of the information presented in the original text.),