As a Delivery Manager, you'll co-manage embedded teams, ensuring quality delivery, spotting risks, and partnering with clients on technical projects.
Delivery Manager, Co-Managed Teams Location: Remote (US) | Type: Full Time | Experience: 8+ years | Pay: $150K-$185K
About the Role You'll co-manage the embedded teams that deliver alongside our clients, the engine behind Elios Co-Managed Teams. When a client needs a purpose-built team to ship a specific initiative, you design it, stand it up, and own that it delivers.
This is part delivery lead, part player-coach. You'll keep teams unblocked, hold the quality bar, and stay close enough to the work to catch problems before the client does.
What You'll Do
- Design and scope micro-practices, the tight teams we build for a specific client initiative
- Co-manage delivery alongside the client, owning timelines, quality, and outcomes
- Keep the team unblocked and the client informed with specifics
- Spot risk early and bring the fix, not just the flag
- Run delivery rhythms that work for a remote, fast-moving team
- Partner with recruiting to get the right specialists in fast when scope shifts
Qualifications
- 8+ years delivering technical projects, with real time as a delivery or engineering lead
- You've owned outcomes for client-facing software work, not just internal teams
- Strong technical literacy across modern engineering and AI delivery
- Calm under pressure and clear in a crisis
- You manage by trust and specifics, not status theater
- At home in the ambiguity of a fast-growing company
Why Join Us Co-Managed Teams is where Elios looks most like a consulting firm, without the markup or the bench. You'll build teams that actually ship and see the difference your delivery makes to a client's roadmap.
We keep things direct and high-trust, and we give people room to own real outcomes. If you like building order out of ambiguity, you'll like it here.
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