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Trovata is seeking an experienced Delivery Manager to join the Bank Pro delivery function as a core team member. This cross-functional role is responsible for planning, sequencing, and delivering partner implementations and enhancements while keeping internal teams and bank partners aligned and accountable.
You will own end-to-end planning and execution of Bank Pro implementations and enhancement programs spanning engineering, product, and partner teams. This includes managing scope, schedule, dependencies, and risk from kickoff through go-live. You'll coordinate engineers, product managers, implementation specialists, and bank partner stakeholders toward shared milestones, removing blockers and maintaining momentum across concurrent workstreams.
As a trusted partner to bank stakeholders, you'll understand their requirements, manage expectations, and ensure delivery teams stay aligned to shared go-live goals. You'll establish program rigor by building and operating the project management practices, tooling, and reporting cadences Bank Pro needs as it scales—including status reporting, risk and issue tracking, RAID logs, and clear decision-making frameworks.
You'll provide clear, accurate, and timely updates on program health, milestones, dependencies, and risks to Trovata leadership, escalating issues early and proposing paths to resolution. Success in this role demands exceptional client management and communication skills, with the ability to build trust, manage expectations, and keep diverse teams—internal and external—working in lockstep.
Trovata has pioneered direct data (API) integrations with the largest financial institutions to create the world's first network unlocking corporate banking data for digital transformation in finance and treasury. The company serves 200+ mid-market and enterprise customers including Block, DraftKings, Bosch, and Krispy Kreme, with investor backing from J.P. Morgan, Wells Fargo, and Capital One.
