Technical Delivery Manager

About the role

Cytix is looking for a Technical Delivery Manager to join their Software Engineering department and help turn their product roadmap into predictable, high-quality releases. This individual contributor role involves coordinating delivery, removing obstacles for engineers, and improving team workflows. You will work closely with the CTO and a distributed engineering team to ensure clear priorities and effective release management.

Responsibilities

• Own day-to-day delivery of the agreed roadmap, working with the CTO and engineers to turn priorities into realistic plans and clear milestones.
• Work with engineers to break down work, assess capacity and understand estimates, making trade-offs and delivery risks visible early.
• Use your technical understanding to identify dependencies, challenge assumptions constructively and help resolve delivery blockers.
• Coordinate engineering and QA so testing and release readiness are built into delivery plans.
• Keep stakeholders informed about progress, risks and decisions needed, with clear reporting that supports action.
• Act as the delivery point of contact for Customer Success, ensuring customer feedback and requests enter a clear prioritisation process.
• Keep delivery aligned with company priorities, making the impact of changes to scope or urgency explicit.
• Establish practical ways of working that support a growing engineering team without adding unnecessary administration.
• Improve delivery using evidence from completed work, release quality and team feedback.

Required skills

• Technical delivery
• Roadmap management
• Stakeholder management
• Release management
• Capacity planning

Qualifications

• Computer Science degree
• Equivalent practical experience in a technical environment
• Experience in a software focused role

About the Company

Cytix helps organisations understand which software changes actually matter, what should happen next, and how to prove the right call was made. They are a small team with big plans following their Series A funding.